Does the area you live seem to have an even mix of

[montereybride]

Monterey, CA



White alone - 19,786 (71.1%)
Hispanic - 3,817 (13.7%)
Asian alone - 2,157 (7.8%)
Two or more races - 1,070 (3.8%)
Black alone - 734 (2.6%)
American Indian alone - 99 (0.4%)
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone - 89 (0.3%)
Other race alone - 58 (0.2%)


As compared to Salinas, CA (about 20 miles to the northeast)



Hispanic - 112,799 (75.0%)
White alone - 23,333 (15.5%)
Asian alone - 8,677 (5.8%)
Black alone - 2,343 (1.6%)
Two or more races - 2,270 (1.5%)
American Indian alone - 418 (0.3%)
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone - 383 (0.3%)
Other race alone - 218 (0.1%)

[Bonita]

45% White
43% Black
12% Other

[-Moe-]

Dec 13, 2012 19:54:05 GMT -5 @88mangoes said:

These maps are super cool. They show how segregated some cities really are.

projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer

This is very interesting, thanks for sharing.

And, it demonstrates was right. Mwahahahahaha.

[curtains]

I grew up in a very diverse area of NJ. I think it was the best way to be raised. I recently moved to PA for a job and I feel guilty that I moved my dd to an area that is so white - Not that there is anything wrong with it but it feels so flat, I miss the warmth and spice of cultural diversity.

[heliocentric]

Trenton, NJ

White persons: 26.6%
Black persons: 52.0%
American Indian and Alaska Native persons: 0.7%
Asian persons: 1.2%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 0.1%
Persons reporting two or more races: 4.1%
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin: 33.7%
White persons not Hispanic: 13.5%