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19. Pennsylvania 78.2%
20. Oregon 77.3%
22. Michigan 75.9%
24. Massachusetts 74.6%
26. Arkansas 73.6%
27. Washington 70.9%
32. North Carolina 64.2%
35. Virginia 63.5%
38. Louisiana 59.5%
41. New York 56.9%
43. Florida 56.2%
44. Georgia 54.6%
45. Maryland 53.2%
47. Texas 43.9%
48. New Mexico 39.3%
49. California 38.8%
50. District of Columbia 35.6%
51. Hawaii 23.0%
I'm definitely down deeper in the list...
What's odd to me though, is I've always thought of the Pacific Northwest as 'very white'...possibly even 'the whitest'...but apparently it is very 'middle of the pack' for the United States.
One thing to consider about the Pacific Northwest is this. Washington and Oregon have larger Hispanic populations than given credit for. Both states also have sizable Native American and Asian populations. Seattle is home to a sizable Polynesian population. In the state of Washington in particular, one should consider the number of biracial/multiracial people living there.
Oregon, Washington, Virginia, New Mexico, and Hawaii are states I could see myself living in. Texas, it depends on what part of Texas. Anything east of the Dallas-Ft. Worth metroplex aren't areas I would consider. I'm someone who would prefer to live mainly west of the Mississippi river. I feel like it is a different place compared to the East Coast or Deep South. I would also consider Alaska.
What's odd to me though, is I've always thought of the Pacific Northwest as 'very white'...possibly even 'the whitest'...but apparently it is very 'middle of the pack' for the United States.
Nahh.. if you go to Maine or Vermont, you would know that they are extremely white.
Those are nice enough states, btw. Just not as much population, jobs, etc., there compared to the more southern New England states.
I have to go all the way down to the 40s before I find states I'm happy living in...
42. Arizona
43. Florida
44. Georgia
45. Maryland
46. Nevada
49. California
50. District of Columbia
These are the states I would want to live in, the amount of whiteness doesn't seem to have much of a bearing.
1. Vermont
13. Minnesota
19. Pennsylvania
20. Oregon
24. Massachusetts
27. Washington
29. Colorado
36. Illinois
41. New York
48. New Mexico
49. California
51. Hawaii
It looks like states with lots of non-Hispanic white people are states where most people live in small towns.
How easy is it to get a job in Vermont? I spent a few years going to college in Vermont, and I could probably feel at home in Burlington. The cultural opportunities are great for a city that size, but could I get hired there? Do I really want to go back to Vermont winters?
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