Question for the Bakersfield haters (San Diego, San Francisco: motel, houses, schools)

[dennismpat]

Originally Posted by Caliguy29

Bakersfield may have problems,but it really isn't that bad of a place to call home....Their are far more worst places in other parts of the Country and in other parts of the World.

How about other places in California, like Bombay Beach, CA?

Yes, be thankful you're not living in someplace like Iraq.

[Caliguy2007]

Bakersfield is definately much better than living in places like Iraq.

I am very thankful for being an American and thankful that my home is in the USA.

Originally Posted by dennismpat

How about other places in California, like Bombay Beach, CA?

Yes, be thankful you're not living in someplace like Iraq.

[greatbasinguide]

mmm a new bumpersticker; "Bakersfield, better than Baghdad"

[dusesean1986]

I think Bakersfield is a very, laid back enjoyable place.

[montevista1]

Bakersfield has a stigma, either you are Hispanic or an oil industry worker.

[dusesean1986]

Originally Posted by montevista1

Bakersfield has a stigma, either you are Hispanic or an oil industry worker.

Yes to some degree true, but there are lower-middle class white folks out there in heavy numbers.

[Caliguy2007]

Bakersfield is not Predominantly Hispanic and not everyone works in the Oil Industry.

Originally Posted by montevista1

Bakersfield has a stigma, either you are Hispanic or an oil industry worker.

[Caliguy2007]

In my opinion I truly believe that Bakersfield's White Population will remain the largest group and will continue to grow.

Originally Posted by dusesean1986

Yes to some degree true, but there are lower-middle class white folks out there in heavy numbers.

[dennismpat]

Originally Posted by greatbasinguide

mmm a new bumpersticker; "Bakersfield, better than Baghdad"

Hehehehehe!!!! That would make a GREAT bumper sticker.

[dennismpat]

Originally Posted by Caliguy29

In my opinion I truly believe that Bakersfield's White Population will remain the largest group and will continue to grow.

The following is from city-data.com's information on the racial makeup in Bakersfield:

Races in Bakersfield:

• White Non-Hispanic (51.1%)
• Hispanic (32.5%)
• Other race (18.7%)
• Black (9.2%)
• Two or more races (4.4%)
• American Indian (2.5%)
• Asian Indian (1.3%)
• Filipino (1.1%)
• Other Asian (0.5%)
• Chinese (0.5%)

It seems that just slightly over half of Bakersfield's population is white, and that Hispanics are the largest minority, according to their information. Why do you believe that Bakersfield's white population will remain the majority and will continue to grow? By the way, are you one of those 51.1% white non-Hispanics referred to above? Just wondering...