I'm only two episodes into "Mare of Easttown" but for a show supposedly set in a postindustrial part of southeastern Pennsylvania there is a notable lack of Hispanic people

The real Easttown Township (which is admittedly Chester County and not Delaware County, although on the border) is not at all post-industrial. It's rich exclusionary suburbs. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastto… (I grew up *very* near it.)

Speaking of which, National Land and Investment Company v. Easttown Township Board of Adjustment (PA supreme court, 1965) is a nice precedent: "A zoning ordinance whose primary purpose is to prevent the entrance of newcomers in order to avoid [1/2]