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Old 07-01-2009, 09:34 PM
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I'd guess one not mentioned yet: Mission Bend. Not sure if it's technically a town though. I can drive up there and find almost any category of restaurant imaginable.
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Mission Bend is in Sugar Land/Alief I think.
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All the white people live in The Woodlands.....
I'd say it's one of the least diverse areas around.
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The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Katy, Cypress.
Sugarland and The Katy area are pretty diverse.
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I'd say it's one of the least diverse areas around.
It does have a growing Asian population though.
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The last time I checked Houston was like 41% white, 37% hispanic.... or something like that. That was the data of 06. The new updated data dosen't seem correct. I don't want to believe it has changed so much in 2 years.
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The last time I checked Houston was like 41% white, 37% hispanic.... or something like that. That was the data of 06. The new updated data dosen't seem correct. I don't want to believe it has changed so much in 2 years.
Lot has changed in the last 2 years.
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Is it Sugar Land?
You...you're kidding me, right?

We have a large Asian population, but...
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The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Katy, Cypress.

He said "Houston" meaning city limits for the census figures. This stretches for a few miles outside the beltway in most directions but doesn't go that far. I mentioned some areas earlier and I *think* Bear Creek might be another one to add, or at least some parts of the outer northwest side.

BTW I think we should cut this doublespeak and replace "most diverse" in the title with "least white", since this is obviously how the question is being answered.

It's no surprise that no one is bringing up areas like South Park, Sunnyside, Acres Homes or Broadway/Park Place/Hobby/South Houston. Most sections in those areas are about as homogeneously black or Mexican as the Woodlands or Friendswood is white.
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He said "Houston" meaning city limits for the census figures. This stretches for a few miles outside the beltway in most directions but doesn't go that far. I mentioned some areas earlier and I *think* Bear Creek might be another one to add, or at least some parts of the outer northwest side.

BTW I think we should cut this doublespeak and replace "most diverse" in the title with "least white", since this is obviously how the question is being answered.

It's no surprise that no one is bringing up areas like South Park, Sunnyside, Acres Homes or Broadway/Park Place/Hobby/South Houston. Most sections in those areas are about as homogeneously black or Mexican as the Woodlands or Friendswood is white.
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