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Literally everyone of my neighbors is from a different country (Italy, Russia, France, Polish, Czech Republic, Cuban). By from a different country, I mean born there. 3 of them don't speak English. The rest I don't know.
Bye bye.
Yet no Asians or Africans.The most populous regions of the world.Yeh.Bye Bye
Yet no Asians or Africans.The most populous regions of the world.Yeh.Bye Bye
Is 4-5% of your metro a lot to you?
Bye bye.
Btw, the liquor store on Washington two blocks from my house is owned by Pakistanis. They don't speak English either. They don't live here though, too expensive. My town house costed 770,000 and it was a cash only deal, and not suitable for a family. But they're there, in case i miss South Asians.
Btw, the liquor store on Washington two blocks from my house is owned by Pakistanis. They don't speak English either. They don't live here though, too expensive. My town house costed 770,000 and it was a cash only deal, and not suitable for a family. But they're there, in case i miss South Asians.
It's about as crucial to the topic as his asian neighbors. I always wonder why people get sensitive when I talk the price of my house, versus the ethnicity of my neighbors
It's about as crucial to the topic as his asian neighbors. I always wonder why people get sensitive when I talk the price of my house, versus the ethnicity of my neighbors
Nobody cares how much your house costs or how much money you have.
What's not true?That Atlanta has noteable Asian communities and Miami does not have even one?The Asian population no matter how small is large enough for there to be communities.In Miami there simply is not and it is kILLING you to admit it.
Yes I have been.The only difference is size and depth.With Miami there it is so small there is no size or depth to measure.You know and thats why you are acting like its not.There is no larger point because it exist in Atlanta and in Miami it just does not.THAT IS THE ONLY POINT!
Why is it when you Google Miami and Asians,several articles will appear discussing the low amount of Asians and why.
Google Atlanta and it will go into more detail about where you will find these communities,information on dating, networking etc
Why is that?How can you say a few communities in the metro where Asians make upwards of 20% are insignificant?Because its BS and you know it but dont want to admit it.
Okay, so I guess your answer to my question is "no, you have never been to a city with a large Asian population." You're also focusing on a small demographic blip for both of the areas discussed in order to avoid talking about the large differences between the two areas in terms of demographics that are far, far larger than the Asian population. You're making mountains out of molehills and at the same time somehow missing the actual mountains completely.
Plus, if you actually feel that the numbers are Atlanta sum up to something and aren't just being ridiculous because you're backing yourself into a corner, then you can probably apply the same to Miami as you did for Atlanta and just starting looking into suburbs where there's stuff since their numbers aren't that far off. Google is your friend. It takes about ten seconds to figure out that there's a Thai buddhist temple in Homestead with a Thai enclave and community that attends it. Whoop-dee-do -- I don't think anyone's going to be bandying that about and talking about how amazing the South Florida Asian community is, because the same as Atlanta, having a few things here and there doesn't really mean much, and it certainly doesn't mean much relative to the much larger proportion of the population which is not Asian.
Okay, so I guess your answer to my question is "no, you have never been to a city with a large Asian population." You're also focusing on a small demographic blip for both of the areas discussed in order to avoid talking about the large differences between the two areas in terms of demographics that are far, far larger than the Asian population. You're making mountains out of molehills and at the same time somehow missing the actual mountains completely.
Plus, if you actually feel that the numbers are Atlanta sum up to something and aren't just being ridiculous because you're backing yourself into a corner, then you can probably apply the same to Miami as you did for Atlanta and just starting looking into suburbs where there's stuff since their numbers aren't that far off. Google is your friend. It takes about ten seconds to figure out that there's a Thai buddhist temple in Homestead with a Thai enclave and community that attends it. Whoop-dee-do -- I don't think anyone's going to be bandying that about and talking about how amazing the South Florida Asian community is, because the same as Atlanta, having a few things here and there doesn't really mean much, and it certainly doesn't mean much relative to the much larger proportion of the population which is not Asian.
You backed yourself into a corner.I did not simply post a picture of a temple.You ignore that I gave locations of communities and even pointed out that some of those communities have over 20% Asian.Something you have yet show any community with signficant numbers instead playing real innocent like you cant recognize that within the metro there are communities with high populations of Asians even though you insist on only looking at the entire metro because you know you have no leg to stand on.
Its so ridiculous that your pride won't allow you to admit you are wrong.
What are you talking about?I already said yes I have.I have been to Toronto,Montreal,San Francisco,NYC,etc.
I tell you want Give me at least 2 communities within the metro Miami-Dade area with at least 10% Asian and I will shut up about it.Some of these following cities have more Asians than Miami has African Americans but apparently the African American population in Miami is visible and nobody is denying that.
Duluth-22.3%Asian
Suwanee-18.3%Asian
Johns Creek-23.4%
Doraville-17.7%
Milton-10.4%
Overseas Born in Africa:
- New York: 236,869
- Washington: 171,290
- Boston: 98,939
- Los Angeles: 87,175
- Atlanta: 70,495
- Dallas: 67,099
- Houston: 54,125
- Philadelphia: 49,854
- Chicago: 46,875
- San Francisco Bay Area: 34,864
- Miami: 20,511
Just curious, where'd you get these numbers? It's interesting (but not surprising to me) that, if those stats are correct, Boston now has more African born than places like Atlanta and LA. Also, I'm surprised that Minneapolis isn't on the list.
Just curious, where'd you get these numbers? It's interesting (but not surprising to me) that, if those stats are correct, Boston now has more African born than places like Atlanta and LA. Also, I'm surprised that Minneapolis isn't on the list.
Click "get data" towards the bottom of the page for American Community Survey and it will redirect you to an interactive page where you can customize your data. After that click "geography" towards the sidebar on the left. Choose "CSA 330" from the scroll down bar and from there select the cities you want (Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Minneapolis). Then press "topics" also on the sidebar on the left. Click "people" as an option and after that press "origin" OR "foreign born." Once you've done that, exit the topics menu and look at center page, click "ACS background and origins of population sets for 5 years" and then press "view" and the table will come up.
Boston also gets more immigrants from Africa than those cities you mentioned too.
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