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This is the funniest post that I have ever read since I joined city-data. The majority of the Boston Metropolitan area is white? If you say this then you must have not ever been to Boston. Don't state your views on what you see on TV. Boston is very diverse. You state that Latino population at Houston is about 1.7 million? LOL it may be a large population of Latinos, but they are mainly Mexicans lol. Houston is the least diversed between DC, SF, Boston and Houston. Ultimately, Houston is not diversed. It is growing now.
Your confusing the city of Boston and the MSA of Boston. Of which, the latter is not diverse. And since we were talking about CSAs in the first place, we have come to the conclusion that the Boston area is not diverse, which is not to say that the CITY of Boston isn't diverse.
Have you ever been to the Boston area? Doesn't sound like it.
He specifically said METRO area, which is extremely diverse (One of the most diverse in the nation, especially based on foreign born population) and made up of Boston-Cambridge-Quincy
I believe you are referring to the CSA which includes New Hampshire, which I agree is not diverse at all.
This is the funniest post that I have ever read since I joined city-data. The majority of the Boston Metropolitan area is white? If you say this then you must have not ever been to Boston. Don't state your views on what you see on TV. Boston is very diverse. You state that Latino population at Houston is about 1.7 million? LOL it may be a large population of Latinos, but they are mainly Mexicans lol. Houston is the least diversed between DC, SF, Boston and Houston. Ultimately, Houston is not diversed. It is growing now.
You're saying that someone hasn't been to Boston because of a comment and then you make this towards the end of your post. Laughable. Oh and a quick note, Houston has a very large Salvadoran, Panamanian, Colombian, fast growing Belizan and Venezuelan population.
He specifically said METRO area, which is extremely diverse (One of the most diverse in the nation, especially based on foreign born population) and made up of Boston-Cambridge-Quincy
I believe you are referring to the CSA which includes New Hampshire, which I agree is not diverse at all.
I never said it wasn't, it is still majority white no matter how you slice it.
You're saying that someone hasn't been to Boston because of a comment and then you make this towards the end of your post. Laughable. Oh and a quick note, Houston has a very large Salvadoran, Panamanian, Colombian, fast growing Belizan and Venezuelan population.
Sigh.....it's just more of the same old, same old.
North = good.
South = bad.
Oh, and someone needs to retire diversed. It's not a real word.
Your confusing the city of Boston and the MSA of Boston. Of which, the latter is not diverse. And since we were talking about CSAs in the first place, we have come to the conclusion that the Boston area is not diverse, which is not to say that the CITY of Boston isn't diverse.
go back a few pages, and read.
Boston isn't the most diverse city in the world...but to claim there is no diversity is foolish.
Sure there are lots of white people in the area. There are many Portuguese communities throughout Massachusetts/Rhode Island (especially around Narragansett Bay), along with many Irish and Italian communities. Don't get so caught up on the shade of someone's skin.
Boston isn't the most diverse city in the world...but to claim there is no diversity is foolish.
Sure there are lots of white people in the area. There are many Portuguese communities throughout Massachusetts/Rhode Island (especially around Narragansett Bay), along with many Irish and Italian communities. Don't get so caught up on the shade of someone's skin.
I think Boston has one of the largest, if not the largest, Brazilian communities in the nation. Could be wrong though.
Boston certainly isn't the most diverse city in the world...but to claim there is no diversity is foolish.
Sure there are lots of white people in the area. There are many Portuguese communities throughout Massachusetts/Rhode Island (especially around Narragansett Bay), along with many Irish and Italian communities. Don't get so caught up on the shade of someone's skin.
Please don't think I was suggesting any such thing, tmac9wr. I've been there multiple times and know the area is diverse - but it is still majority white. Just like my metro.
I was responding to nyricanpapis ridiculous claims.
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