More dominant Hispanic population: San Francisco Bay, Chicago, or Dallas? (people, difference)

[Chupa mi popote]

All three areas have the same amount of Hispanic people.

Without being mentirosos and making up stuff, which one has the most dominant Hispanic population?

[Spade]

I think this thread was done before

[Bluefox]

I voted Dallas... SF Bay Area has a reasonably large Hispanic community but it's quite small in the city, especially for a city in California. While Chicago does have a large Hispanic population in the city and metro, it's not as evenly spread out or pervasive as it is in Dallas. I'd say Dallas > Chicago > SF

[Trafalgar Law]

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

These three are birds of a feather, but I do think Dallas edges the other two out. It had a larger Hispanic community Thant the Bay Area until Stockton was included in it, it in roughly 5 years time it will pass Chicago.

I say it mostly because Hispanic culture tends to stick more in Dallas. In Chicago, Hispanics are ridiculously segregated in their own neighborhoods and the Hispanic community in the Bay Area is much more spread out.

[Bluefox]

Originally Posted by peterlemonjello

These three are birds of a feather, but I do think Dallas edges the other two out. It had a larger Hispanic community Thant the Bay Area until Stockton was included in it, it in roughly 5 years time it will pass Chicago.

I say it mostly because Hispanic culture tends to stick more in Dallas. In Chicago, Hispanics are ridiculously segregated in their own neighborhoods and the Hispanic community in the Bay Area is much more spread out.

I would bet that Dallas will edge out both Chicago and the Bay Area in Hispanics by 2025, and it is the smallest CSA of the three.

[Lets Eat Candy]

Originally Posted by peterlemonjello

I say it mostly because Hispanic culture tends to stick more in Dallas. In Chicago, Hispanics are ridiculously segregated in their own neighborhoods and the Hispanic community in the Bay Area is much more spread out.

Ehh? What's the difference between "sticking together" and 'segregating into their own neighborhoods"? Aren't they the same thing?

[PerseusVeil]

Originally Posted by Lets Eat Candy

Ehh? What's the difference between "sticking together" and 'segregating into their own neighborhoods"? Aren't they the same thing?

Not to mention that when neighborhoods start to become integrated here that everyone starts screaming about gentrification
https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/2015...-out-of-pilsen
http://www.redeyechicago.com/opinion...03-column.html

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Originally Posted by PerseusVeil

Not to mention that when neighborhoods start to become integrated here that everyone starts screaming about gentrification
https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/2015...-out-of-pilsen
Gentrification shouldn't (only) be about race - redeyechicago.com

I wouldn't say everyone. Chicago is incredibly segregated so people scream about it more so there than most cities.

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Originally Posted by Lets Eat Candy

Ehh? What's the difference between "sticking together" and 'segregating into their own neighborhoods"? Aren't they the same thing?

I didn't say anything about sticking together. I said it sticks out more in Dallas.