What city in your metro area represents it best demographically? (title, friendly)

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

The title is confusing, but let me clarify. I want to know what city in your metro area represents the whole metro area most accurately demographically. Let me start with an example:

My metro area is Dallas/Fort Worth. Our demographics are:

50.2% White
27.5% Hispanic
15.4% Black
5.9% Asian

Based on that, the city in our metro area that most closely resembles it is Lewisville. Its demographics are:

49.6% White
29.2% Hispanic
11.8% Black
8.4% Asian

So, what city in your metro area is most demographically in line with the area as a whole?

[Craziaskowboi]

Monroeville, PA.

80% White
12% Black
6% Asian
2% Multiracial
2% Hispanic

This is relative to Allegheny County, and not the entire Pittsburgh MSA. (All other counties in the MSA are lily-white.)

[Lifeshadower]

Greater Los Angeles (or Los Angeles CSA)

44.9% Hispanic
33.6% Non-Hispanic White
12.1% Asian
6.6% Black

Honestly, I think the City of LA is the best because it covers just enough areas to have large enough Hispanic, White, Asian, and Black populations due to the weirdly drawn city borders.

City of Los Angeles

48.5% Hispanic
28.7% Non-Hispanic White
11.1% Asian
9.2% Black

[1greatcity]

The St. Louis MSA:

White 77.7%
Black 18.4%
Asian 2.3%
Hispanic, any race 2.3%

Maplewood, which borders St. Louis City on the west:

White 76.16%
Black 15.93%
Asian 4.23%
Hispanic, any race 2.22%

[BelieveInCleve]

Cleveland Metro:
71.7% White
20.1% Black
4.7% Hispanic
2% Asian
2% Multi-Racial

Closet one I could find is Elyria:
75.6% White
15.5% Black
4.9% Hispanic
0.8% Asian
4.1% Multi-Racial

[A&M_Indie_08]

In Houston, probably Missouri City or Sugarland (other than Houston itself)

Very diverse, tolerant, educated and friendly