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What do you think are the most diverse suburbs? Im talking about racial diversity, but if you want to throw in things about the ethnicty of the different races that live in the suburbs thats fine too. I'll start of.
Lorain,Ohio a suburb of Cleveland
White-61.1%
Hispanic-21%(very large purto rican population)
Black-15.9%
Aurora, Colorado a suburb of Denver
White-59.2%
Hispanic-19.8%
Black-13.4%
North Miami Beach a suburb of Miami
Black-39%
Hispanic-30%
White-24.8%
Forest Park, Georgia a suburb of Atlanta
Black-37.4%
White-35.2%
Hispanic-20.2%
overall, LA,NY and SF have some incredibly diverse suburbs.
Long Beach and Oakland are some of the most diverse cities in the country, and since they are so close to much larger cities I consider them to be suburbs. It would take a huge list to put down all of the diverse suburbs of those three cities you named because there is so many.
What do you think are the most diverse suburbs? Im talking about racial diversity, but if you want to throw in things about the ethnicty of the different races that live in the suburbs thats fine too. I'll start of.
Lorain,Ohio a suburb of Cleveland
White-61.1%
Hispanic-21%(very large purto rican population)
Black-15.9%
Aurora, Colorado a suburb of Denver
White-59.2%
Hispanic-19.8%
Black-13.4%
North Miami Beach a suburb of Miami
Black-39%
Hispanic-30%
White-24.8%
Forest Park, Georgia a suburb of Atlanta
Black-37.4%
White-35.2%
Hispanic-20.2%
Theres a couple very diverse suburbs.
Lorain seems to be more of an independant city, than a suburb. Elyria does too.
Long Beach and Oakland are some of the most diverse cities in the country, and since they are so close to much larger cities I consider them to be suburbs. It would take a huge list to put down all of the diverse suburbs of those three cities you named because there is so many.
Sugar Land:
White Non-Hispanic (60.8%)
Chinese (10.1%)
Hispanic (8.0%)
Asian Indian (6.8%)
Black (5.2%)
Two or more races (2.4%)
Other race (2.3%)
Other Asian (2.3%)
Vietnamese (2.0%)
Filipino (1.9%)
Korean (0.6%)
American Indian (0.5%)
Missouri City:
White Non-Hispanic (38.6%)
Black (38.3%)
Hispanic (10.9%)
Other race (4.5%)
Asian Indian (3.7%)
Chinese (2.8%)
Two or more races (2.1%)
Filipino (1.8%)
Vietnamese (1.2%)
Other Asian (0.9%)
American Indian (0.5%)
Stafford:
White Non-Hispanic (35.6%)
Hispanic (23.3%)
Black (18.9%)
Other race (10.5%)
Asian Indian (7.3%)
Two or more races (3.4%)
Chinese (3.3%)
Filipino (3.2%)
Vietnamese (2.9%)
Other Asian (2.7%)
American Indian (0.8%)
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