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hello I am a Culinologist/Chef investigating jobs in Ga. does anyone have any info about cartersville GA. Any info pertaining to racial diversity and racism and or any problems with either one of these
please let me know. Chef Mike |
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Well, if your looking for 'diversity' as how most people refer to it on this board, you'll be disappointed. Cartersville is mostly white, still mostly rural, but there are some blacks there.
However, you question addresses racial diversity, so not only black and white is what you're asking for, so in that case there are next to none asians, east-indians, west-indians, arabs and latinos. However, there's some nice quality restaurants/bars up there for a country town. examples are Appalachian Grill and Knights |
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Outside of whites, blacks, and Hispanics; there is no diversity
. Cartersville is probably around 20 - 25% Black, 10% Hispanics, with the rest being White because other races probably make up 1 - 3% all together.The black and Hispanic population in Cartersville (especially in unincorported parts, are growing fast), the town is not as rural as people like to claim but at the same time it is not growing fast like the rest of Metro Atlanta. For example, when I was growing up Acworth wasn't half the size of Cartersville; now Acworth has almost twice as much as Cartersville. Right now you will find most of the favorite department stores, grocery stores, and restaurants (Kohl's, Ross, Belks, Target, Publix, K-mart, Walmart, Red Lobster, Starbucks, Ruby Tuesday, etc.) and even special hometown favorite restaurants/bars that bring in people from everywhere (D'morgans, Ambra, Knights & more) There still isn't a mall, but that along with slow growth is about to change. There are two separate rumors going on about a mall coming to the county, there are several very large subdivisions (communities) being built in and around Cartersville, and Main Street and West Avenue in Cartersville are exploding with commercial development (some fear Main Street will become the next Barrett Parkway) Let me not forget the fact that Georgia is trying to get Anhuseur Busch to build a Busch Gardens on their property in Cartersville. Now the rest of Bartow County is full of your typical white conservitive communities; and with me being black I wouldn't want to live there. Some places will make you feel like you're in S. Georgia (Kingston). Adairsville is a pure redneck town but this will change as soon as Caleba open their new store there. Cartersville is a great place to live; beware of the rest of the county though. |
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