is there a 98 % white caucasian city (gated, island, population)

[decafdave]

Originally Posted by Katiana

Although City-Data says Denver is 51.9% white, it was announced last fall that it is now "majority-minority", meaning over 50% minority.

They were referring to the metro area, I highly doubt greater Denver is minority-majority.

[downthathighway]

Sorry, you're hitting a nerve with that survey.
I am NOT comfortable describing myself as 'white' in the US Census (they do get upset when that line is blank) Caucasian or (pref) European descent would be preferable. Filling out 'mixed' or otherhas probably skewed the statistics, but 'white' is an outdated ethnic description dating to civil war, Jim Crow years.
After all, we have been drilled to no longer describe those of African descent as negro, colored, etc.
Asians, Pacific Island natives, many others are not generically classified by a skin tone in the ethnic origin. (P.C. pressure forces me to describe those of African origin as 'black', but I don't embrace that description either)

Oops I hope I did not go off topic.

[Katiana]

is there a 98 % white caucasian city

Originally Posted by frenchie

Atlanta 80 % black
LA 70 % latino
is there a city where there is mostly, chinese
and is there one with just white caucasian american

just for statistic

Here is the original post. No, Denver isn't majority-minority in the suburbs. No city in the US is.

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by SashaBlue

Tulsa, OK area is white too -- about 85%.

I wonder why this thread even exists, but hey, what the heck. BTW, Tulsa's demographics are as follows:

* White Non-Hispanic (67.1%)
* Black (15.5%)
* American Indian (7.7%)
* Hispanic (7.2%)
* Two or more races (4.4%)
* Other race (3.5%)

[user1000]

Originally Posted by breakaway

If you live in a city with 98% white people, how do they treat minorities?
Do they tend to be more racist because they're not used to them, or are they less racist because they don't think about the negative stereotypes of race?

Yes they are so "Racist"(as you say)--That they vote for BLACK candidates.I wish folks would try to think before they post!

[414Milwaukee]

Originally Posted by Cle440

There are THOUSANDS of small towns throughout America that are 95% white or more. There are even a lot of towns 10,000-50,000 that are 95%+ white. Its not that hard to believe since America is still 75%+ white.

Also Atlanta is closer to 60% black than 80%, thats more like Detroit, and Atlanta is getting less black and more white, not the other way around. As far as mostly white big cities and metros: Boston, Denver, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Omaha, Des Moines, Portland, Seattle, Columbus, Green Bay, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Buffalo and a lot more. Also most metros across the US are mostly white, even the Detroit metro is mostly white. Cities and metros with a very large Black population are (not majority though): Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, Atlanta, Memphis, only a few more.

Milwaukee is


Milwaukee,Wisconsin
White43.6%
Black39.5%
Native American0.8%
Asian3.6%
Pacific Islander0.05%
Other race7.3%
Two or more races2.1%
Hispanic14.9%


Make sure you know what your talking about Cle440

[The A-Team]

According to Wiki, seattle is 67.1% white,16.6% Asian, 9.7% Black, 1.0% native American, 0.9% Pacific Islander, and 2.3 from other races.

[Cali4life80]

I would have to say Idaho Falls and Idaho in general, has a huge majority of white people. I come from CA's bay area which is probably the most diverse area in the country. So needless to say I was in for a HUGE culture shock and frankily I couldn't stand it.

[f1000]

For metro areas of over 1 million, I'd say Salt Lake City, Seattle, Denver, Portland (OR), Minneapolis are substantially White. I can't think of any Southern or Northeast big ones except perhaps Pittsburgh

[TKramar]

Darien CT.