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Rogers Park, Chicago has a radius of about 6 square miles and is considered the most diverse area with over 52 languages being spoken. Im not talking about the whole city combined.
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Rogers Park, Chicago has a radius of about 6 square miles and is considered the most diverse area with over 52 languages being spoken. Im not talking about the whole city combined.
Actually, Queens county in NYC is considered most diverse in the country. 138 languages spoken in about 10 miles.
Actually, Queens county in NYC is considered most diverse in the country. 138 languages spoken in about 10 miles.
1) I THINK chi-town was saying Rogers Park was the most diverse area in the city, and while it doesn't stack up to Queens, I think it's nothing to sneeze at in terms of ranking Chicago's diversity.
2) I remember a newspaper article a few months ago about the diversity of Chicago neighborhoods. Since every neighborhood has its own ethnic background, the article was saying as a whole the city is home to a ton of diversity, but Uptown was the most integrated diversity followed by Rogers Park...I could be wrong though...
lol if youve been to San Francisco youd know..or Miami or any Southern California cities.
NYC seems to claim alot of things that you dont actually seem to see..and I lived there for 2 1/2 months and saw ALOT...maybe its time to go back LOL
actually i take that back NYC is crazy diverse..so thats definitely at top..
and to say LA is good for tacos and bad boob jobs? youve never been here,period.
you dont even see that many mexicans in LA depends where you go but everyone on here is so up there ass biased lol
I've been to all of those cities and lived in some. I'd argue it's Los Angeles by a landslide. Especially if you include the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. There is diversity in every sense of the word - people from all different parts of the globe and of all different colors.
I've been to all of those cities and lived in some. I'd argue it's Los Angeles by a landslide. Especially if you include the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. There is diversity in every sense of the word - people from all different parts of the globe and of all different colors.
Great post,I Also add the city i Live in right now Long Beach Is very diverse .All of OC and LA are Pretty dam Diverse and believe when I say LA is not all Mexican.
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All of OC and LA are Pretty dam Diverse and believe when I say LA is not all Mexican.
