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Old 08-19-2009, 11:54 PM
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I do freelance work for certain magazines some of you may have read. I know many of you have seen the prevelance of best places to live, retire, raise a family, be gay, be single, have pets, be happy, be sad and anything over interest people might be curious about. I have compiled a partial list; consisting of suburbs of the New York Combined Statistical Area and a few bordering counties I believe should be part of this area. This information was exhaustive in research, but I have no problem showing you partial results of my work. I currently have only information regarding the non-hispanic white population right now as it is the largest. What makes this list exhaustive is that it addresses only the non-hispanic white population in the elementary school years. This helps one understand where that particular town will end up in the future. (If immigration is curtailed of course). I have added a star to those towns if per-capita incomes of $30,000. or more indicating in general these towns are upper-middle class and up. Keep in mind some of these communities include surrounding unincorporated areas as well as townships and areas surrounding them which have no defined center and rely on the central town. An example would be Milford borough, NJ and Holland township, NJ or Belvidere borough, NJ and White township, NJ. Well here it is....

New York Metro
Population: 22,953,086
Percentage W: 55%




1. New Hartford, CT* 99%
2. Goshen, CT* 99%
3. Oakdale, NY 98%
4. Thomaston, CT 98%
5. Barkhamsted, CT 98%
6. Harwinton, CT 98%
7. Sea Girt, NJ* 98%
8. Monmouth Beach, NJ* 98%
9. Cold Spring Harbor, NY* 97%
10. Killingworth, CT* 97%
11. Walnutport, PA 97%
12. Califon, NJ* 97%
13. Rumson, NJ* 97%
14. Massapequa Park, NY 96%
15. Northport, NY* 96%
16. Kings Park, NY* 96%
17. Durham, CT 96%
18. Prospect, CT 96%
19. Haddam, CT* 96%
20. Bridgewater, CT* 96%
21. Middlefield, CT 96%
22. Shrewsbury, NJ* 96%
23. Branchville, NJ 96%
24. Great Meadows, NJ 96%
25. Harmony, NJ 96%
26. Johnsonburg, NJ 96%
27. Sayville, NY 95%
28. Wantagh, NY* 95%
29. Shelter Island, NY* 95%
30. Woodbury, CT* 95%
31. New Fairfield, CT* 95%
32. Norfolk, CT* 95%
33. North Branford, CT 95%
34. Middlebury, CT* 95%
35. Roxbury, CT* 95%
36. Nazareth, PA 95%
37. Bangor, PA 95%
38. West Milford, NJ* 95%

39. Little Silver, NJ* 95%
40. Fair Haven, NJ* 95%
41. Andover, NJ 95%
42. Glen Gardner, NJ* 95%
43. Garden City, NY* 94%
44. Massapequa, NY 94%
45. Armonk, NY* 94%
46. East Islip, NY 94%
47. Wading River, NY* 94%
48. Darien, CT* 94%
49. New Canaan, CT* 94%
50. Chester, CT* 94%
51. Sharon, CT* 94%
52. East Hampton, CT 94%
53. North Canaan, CT 94%
54. Bethlehem, CT* 94%
55. Northford, CT 94%
56. Oxford, CT* 94%
57. Pen Argyl/Wind Gap, PA 94%
58. Hellertown, PA 94%
59. Bath, PA 94%
60. Spring Lake, NJ* 94%
61. Frenchtown, NJ* 94%
62. Belvidere, NJ 94%
63. Pequannock, NJ* 94%
64. Manahawkin, NJ 94%
65. Milford, NJ 94%
66. Bay Head, NJ* 94%
67. Oxford, NJ 94%
68. Lavallette, NJ 94%
69. Bayport, NY 93%
70. Katonah, NY* 93%
71. Mattituck, NY 93%
72. Bayville, NY 93%
73. St. James, NY* 93%
74. Croton Falls, NY* 93%
75. Callicoon, NY 93%
76. Bohemia, NY 93%


77. Lewisboro, NY* 93%
78. Roscoe, NY 93%
79. Westport, CT* 93%
80. Ridgefield, CT* 93%
81. Madison, CT* 93%
82. Terryville, CT 93%
83. Westbrook, CT 93%
84. Washington, CT* 93%
85. East Haddam, CT 93%
86. Warren, CT 93%
87. Northampton, PA 93%
88. Kresgeville, PA 93%
89. Mendham, NJ* 93%
90. Hopewell, NJ* 93%
91. Colts Neck, NJ* 93%
92. Oceanport, NJ* 93%
93. Harding, NJ* 93%
94. Pittstown, NJ* 93%
95. Greendell, NJ* 93%
96. Montague, NJ 93%
97. Smithtown, NY* 92%
98. Larchmont, NY* 92%
99. Seaford, NY 92%
100. East Northport, NY* 92%
101. Somers, NY* 92%
102. Miller Place, NY 92%
103. Woodstock, NY* 92%
104. Rocky Point, NY 92%
105. Watertown, CT 92%
106. Newtown, CT* 92%
107. Essex, CT* 92%
108. Weston, CT* 92%
109. Easton, CT* 92%
110. Salisbury, CT* 92%
111. Canaan, CT* 92%
112. Burlington, CT 92%
113. Sparta, NJ* 92%
114. Wyckoff, NJ* 92%
115. Blairstown, NJ 92%
116. Sussex, NJ 92%
117. Sergeantsville, NJ* 92%
118. Bloomsbury, NJ 92%
119. Lafayette, NJ* 92%
120. Lacey, NJ 92%
121. Knowlton, NJ 92%
122. Sandyston, NJ 92%
123. Bronxville, NY* 91%
124. Saugerties, NY 91%
125. Millerton, NY 91%
126. Grahamsville, NY 91%
127. Clinton, CT 91%
128. Redding, CT* 91%
129. Litchfield, CT 91%
130. Cornwall, CT* 91%
131. Clinton, NJ* 91%
132. Middletown, NJ* 91%
133. Cranford, NJ* 91%
134. Butler, NJ* 91%
135. Mountainside, NJ* 91%
136. White House Station, NJ* 91%
137. Allentown, NJ 91%
138. Stanhope, NJ 91%
139. Ogdensburg, NJ 91%
140. Mountain Lakes, NJ* 91%
141. Seaside Park, NJ 91%
142. Stillwater, NJ 91%
143. Merrick, NY* 90%
144. Commack, NY* 90%
145. Pearl River, NY* 90%
146. Briarcliff Manor, NY* 90%
147. Rhinebeck, NY 90%
148. Southold, NY 90%
149. Tivoli, NY 90%
150. Thornwood, NY* 90%
151. East Quogue, NY 90%
152. Purchase, NY* 90%
153. Cottekill, NY 90%
154. Pleasant Valley, NY 90%
155. Wilton, CT* 90%
156. Portland, CT 90%
157. Southbury, CT* 90%
158. Old Saybrook CT* 90%
159. Monroe, CT* 90%
160. Oakville, CT 90%
161. Brookfield, CT* 90%
162. Caldwell, NJ* 90%
163. Clark, NJ* 90%
164. Chester, NJ* 90%
165. Oakland, NJ* 90%
166. Manasquan, NJ* 90%
167. Woodcliff Lake, NJ* 90%
168. Long Valley, NJ* 90%
169. Ringoes, NJ* 90%
170. Hope, NJ 90%
171. New Egypt, NJ 90%
172. Stockton, NJ 90%
173. Avon, NJ 90%
174. Chappaqua, NY* 89%
175. Cold Spring, NY* 89%
176. Sea Cliff, NY* 89%
177. Pound Ridge, NY* 89%
178. Millbrook, NY 89%
179. Deep River, CT* 89%
180. Cedar Grove, NJ* 89%
181. Morris Plains, NJ* 89%
182. Franklin Lakes, NJ* 89%
183. Tuckerton, NJ 89%
184. Oldwick, NJ* 89%
185. Hampton, NJ* 89%
186. Millstone, NJ* 89%
187. Bellmore, NY 88%
188. Mahopac, NY 88%
189. Greenlawn, NY* 88%
190. Red Hook, NY 88%
191. Pine Island, NY 88%
192. Quogue, NY* 88%
193. Fairfield, CT* 88%
194. Guilford, CT* 88%
195. Cheshire, CT* 88%
196. Kent, CT* 88%
197. Milford, PA 88%
198. Westfield, NJ* 88%
199. Newton, NJ 88%
200. Chatham, NJ* 88%
201. Atlantic Highlands, NJ* 88%
202. Hillsdale, NJ* 88%
203. Asbury/Franklin, NJ 88%
204. Ringwood, NJ* 88%
205. Milltown, NJ* 88%
206. Ship Bottom, NJ 88%
207. Vernon, NJ 88%
208. Allamuchy, NJ* 88%
209. Croton on Hudson, NY* 87%
210. Oceanside, NY* 87%
211. Glen Head, NY* 87%
212. Marlboro, NY 87%
213. Lake Grove, NY 87%
214. Pine Bush, NY 87%
215. Pine Plains, NY 87%
216. Seymour, CT 87%
217. Brodheadsville, PA 87%
218. Shohola, PA 87%
219. Midland Park, NJ* 87%
220. Saddle River, NJ* 87%
221. River Vale, NJ* 87%
222. Port Jefferson, NY* 86%
223. Yorktown, NY* 86%
224. Oyster Bay, NY* 86%
225. Locust Valley, NY* 86%
226. Pawling, NY* 86%
227. Hyde Park, NY 86%
228. Eldred, NY 86%
229. Hopewell Junction, NY 86%
230. Orient, NY 86%
231. New Milford, CT 86%
232. Shelton, CT 86%
233. North Haven, CT 86%
234. Matamoras, PA 86%
235. Point Pleasant, NJ 86%
236. Ramsey, NJ* 86%
237. Glen Rock, NJ* 86%
238. Farmingdale, NJ 86%
239. Allendale, NJ* 86%
240. Branchburg, NJ* 86%
241. Riverdale, NJ* 86%
242. Ho Ho Kus, NJ* 86%
243. Franklin, NJ 86%
244. Garwood, NJ 86%
245. Rockville Centre, NY* 85%
246. Lynbrook, NY 85%
247. Rye, NY* 85%
248. East Rockaway, NY* 85%
249. Carmel, NY 85%
250. Plainview/Old Bethpage, NY* 85%
251. Ronkonkoma, NY 85%
252. Centereach, NY 85%
253. Dover Plains, NY 85%
254. Milford, CT 85%
255. East Haven, CT 85%
256. Trumbull, CT* 85%
257. Winsted, CT 85%
258. Wayne, NJ* 85%
259. Englishtown, NJ* 85%
260. Jackson, NJ 85%
261. Oradell, NJ* 85%
262. Verona, NJ* 85%
263. Emerson, NJ* 85%
264. Bloomingdale, NJ 85%
265. Upper Montclair, NJ* 85%
266. Jefferson, NJ 85%
267. Pennington, NJ* 85%
268. Hamburg, NJ 85%
269. Glen Ridge, NJ* 85%
270. Pleasantville, NY* 84%
271. Accord, NY 84%
272. Branford, CT* 84%
273. Mountain Home, PA 84%
274. Denville, NJ* 84%
275. Bernardsville, NJ* 84%
276. East Hanover, NJ* 84%
277. Keyport, NJ 84%
278. Hackettstown, NJ 84%
279. Berkeley Heights, NJ* 84%
280. Washington, NJ 84%
281. Lambertville, NJ* 84%
282. Highlands, NJ 84%
283. Barnegat, NJ 84%
284. High Bridge, NJ 84%
285. Long Hill, NJ* 84%
286. Montvale, NJ* 84%
287. Bethpage, NY 83%
288. Highland, NY 83%
289. Westhampton Beach, NY* 83%
290. Warwick, NY 83%
291. Stony Point, NY 83%
292. Hewlett, NY* 83%
293. Stony Brook, NY* 83%
294. Carle Place, NY* 83%
295. Farmingville, NY 83%
296. Sloatsburg, NY 83%
297. Orange, CT* 83%
298. Woodbridge, CT* 83%
299. Flemington, NJ* 83%
300. Waldwick, NJ* 83%
301. Park Ridge, NJ* 83%
302. Peapack/Gladstone, NJ* 83%
303. Roseland, NJ* 83%
304. Stewartsville, NJ* 83%
305. Manhasset, NY* 82%
306. Orangetown, NY 82%
307. Goshen, NY 82%
308. Franklin Square, NY 82%
309. Brewster, NY 82%
310. Port Jervis, NY 82%
311. Greenwood lake, NY 82%
312. Sag Harbor, NY* 82%
313. Livingston Manor, NY 82%
314. Paterson, NY 82%
315. Putnam Valley, NY 82%
316. Wallingford, CT 82%
317. Bethel, CT 82%
318. Cromwell, CT 82%
319. Hayworth, NJ* 82%
320. Deal, NJ* 82%
321. Far Hills, NJ* 82%
322. Lindenhurst, NY 81%
323. Center Moriches, NY 81%
324. Pelham, NY* 81%
325. Farmingdale, NY 81%
326. Tuxedo Park, NY* 81%
327. Chester, NY 81%
328. Otisville, NY 81%
329. Port Ewen, NY 81%
330. Ridgewood, NJ* 81%
331. Millburn, NJ* 81%
332. Madison, NJ* 81%
333. Toms River, NJ 81%
334. Whippany, NJ* 81%
335. Randolph, NJ* 81%
336. Harrington Park, NJ* 81%
337. Holmdel, NJ* 81%
338. Mount Arlington, NJ* 81%
339. Scarsdale, NY* 80%
340. Hastings on Hudson, NY* 80%
341. New City, NY* 80%
342. Minisink, NY 80%
343. Greenwich, CT* 80%
344. Westwood, NJ* 80%
345. Basking Ridge, NJ* 80%
346. Pompton Lakes, NJ 80%
347. Roxbury, NJ* 80%
348. Fanwood, NJ* 80%
349. Union Beach, NJ 80%
350. Spotswood, NJ 80%
351. Roslyn, NY* 79%
352. Eastchester, NY* 79%
353. Cornwall, NY 79%
354. Wurtsboro, NY 79%
355. Fishkill, NY 79%
356. Amagansett, NY* 79%
357. Torrington, CT 79%
358. Phillipsburg, NJ 79%
359. New Providence, NJ* 79%
360. Hopatcong, NJ 79%
361. Syosset, NY* 78%
362. Suffern, NY* 78%
363. Islip, NY 78%
364. Harrison, NY* 78%
365. Long Beach, NY* 78%
366. Bedford, NY* 78%
367. New Paltz, NY 78%
368. Montgomery, NY 78%
369. Selden, NY 78%
370. Florida, NY 78%
371. Amenia, NY 78%
372. Lincoln Park, NJ* 78%
373. Warren, NJ* 78%
374. Little Falls, NJ* 78%
375. Mahwah, NJ* 78%
376. Cranbury, NJ* 78%
377. Levittown, NY 77%
378. Floral Park, NY* 77%
379. Washingtonville, NY 77%
380. Irvington, NY* 77%
381. Summit, NJ* 77%
382. Robbinsville, NJ* 77%
383. Nutley, NJ 77%
384. Bedminster, NJ* 77%
385. Wanaque, NJ 76%
386. Great Neck, NY* 76%
387. Melville, NY* 76%
388. Wood-ridge, NJ 76%
389. Wallington, NJ 76%
390. Scotch Plains, NJ* 76%
391. Kenilworth, NJ 76%
392. Montville, NJ* 76%
393. Alpine, NJ* 76%
394. Port Washington, NY* 75%
395. Wappingers Falls, NY 75%
396. Ardsley, NY* 75%
397. White Lake, NY 75%
398. Naugatuck, CT 75%
399. Hillsborough, NJ* 75%
400. Boonton, NJ 75%
401. Hawthorne, NJ 75%
402. South Amboy, NJ 75%
403. Oakhurst, NJ* 75%
404. Dobbs Ferry, NY* 74%
405. Wallkill, NY 74%
406. Livingston, NJ* 74%
407. Springfield, NJ* 74%
408. Lyndhurst, NJ 74%
409. Rockaway, NJ* 74%
410. Saddle Brook, NJ 74%
411. Marlboro, NJ* 74%
412. Babylon, NY 73%
413. Monroe, NY 73%
414. Nanuet, NY* 73%
415. Tuckahoe, NY* 73%
416. Highland Falls, NY 73%
417. Totowa, NJ 73%
418. Peekskill, NY 72%
419. Dix Hills, NY* 72%
420. Mount Olive, NJ 72%
421. River Edge, NJ* 72%
422. Netcong, NJ 72%
423. Watchung, NJ* 72%
424. Woodmere, NY* 71%
425. Mastic Beach, NY 71%
426. Walden, NY 71%
427. Tannersville, PA 71%
428. Princeton, NJ* 71%
429. Fair Lawn, NJ* 71%
430. Tenafly, NJ* 71%
431. Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 71%
432. Old Tappan, NJ* 71%
433. Norwood, NJ* 71%
434. Woodbury, NY 70%
435. East Meadow, NY 70%
436. Lakehurst, NJ 70%
437. Middlesex, NJ 70%
438. Patchogue, NY 69%
439. Jamesport, NY 69%
440. Easton, PA 69%
441. Bridgewater, NJ* 69%
442. Freehold, NJ 69%
443. Matawan, NJ 69%
444. Deer Park, NY 68%
445. Congers, NY* 68%
446. Metuchen, NJ* 68%
447. Carlstadt, NJ 68%
448. Jamesburg, NJ* 68%
449. Mamaroneck, NY* 67%
450. Southampton, NY* 67%
451. Lakewood, NJ 67%
452. North Arlington, NJ 67%
453. Cresskill, NJ* 67%
454. Tinton Falls, NJ 67%
455. Northvale, NJ* 67%
456. Mineola, NY 66%
457. Bridgehampton, NY* 66%
458. Stroudsburg, PA 66%
459. Old Bridge, NJ* 66%
460. Raritan, NJ* 66%
461. Keansburg, NJ 66%
462. Rochelle Park, NJ 66%
463. Demarest, NJ* 66%
464. Greenbrook, NJ* 66%
465. Nyack, NY* 65%
466. Shirley, NY 65%
467. Rutherford, NJ* 65%
468. Highland Park, NJ 65%
469. Valhalla, NY* 64%
470. Montauk, NY 64%
471. Hamilton, NJ 64%
472. Montgomery, NJ* 64%
473. Dumont, NJ 64%
474. Belmar, NJ 64%
475. Kingston, NY 63%
476. Huntington Station, NY 63%
477. Cedarhurst, NY* 63%
478. Morristown, NJ* 63%
479. Paramus, NJ 63%
480. Williston Park, NY* 62%
481. Yaphank, NY 62%
482. Mount Kisco, NY* 61%
483. East Hampton, NY* 61%
484. Liberty, NY 61%
485. Woodland Park, NJ 61%
486. Stratford, CT 60%
487. East Brunswick, NJ* 60%
488. South River, NJ 60%
489. Huntington, NY* 59%
490. Hicksville, NY 59%
491. New Hyde Park, NY 59%
492. East Stroudsburg, PA 59%
493. Maplewood, NJ* 59%
494. Closter, NJ* 59%
495. Manville, NJ 59%
496. Maywood, NJ 59%
497. Glen Cove, NY 58%
498. Ellenville, NY 58%
499. Middletown, CT 58%
500. Long Branch, NJ 58%
501. Lawrenceville, NJ* 58%
502. East Rutherford, NJ 58%
503. Elmwood Park, NJ 58%
504. Mine Hill, NJ 58%
505. West Hempstead, NY 57%
506. Bethlehem, PA 57%
507. Danbury, CT 56%
508. New Milford, NJ* 56%
509. Poughkeepsie, NY 55%
510. Hampton Bays, NY 55%
511. Greenport, NY 55%
512. South Orange, NJ* 55%
513. South Plainfield, NJ 55%
514. Mount Pocono, PA 54%
515. Bradley Beach, NJ 54%
516. Dunellen, NJ 53%
517. Sayreville, NJ 53%
518. Circleville, NY 52%
519. Hamden, CT 52%
520. Eatontown, NJ 52%
521. Cliffside Park, NJ 52%
522. Moonachie, NJ 52%
523. Tarrytown, NY* 51%
524. Riverhead, NY 51%
525. Bay Shore, NY 51%
526. Fallsburg, NY 51%
527. Bayonne, NJ 51%
528. Secaucus, NJ* 50%
529. Roselle Park, NJ 49%
530. Garfield, NJ 49%
531. Wharton, NJ 49%
532. Bellport, NY 48%
533. Parsippany, NJ* 48%
534. Brookhaven, NY 47%
535. West Haven, CT 47%
536. Princeton Junction, NJ* 47%
537. Weehawken, NJ 47%
538. Woodbridge, NJ 46%
539. Kearny, NJ 46%
540. Teaneck, NJ* 46%
541. Stamford, CT* 45%
542. Norwalk, CT* 45%
543. Montclair, NJ* 45%
544. Hightstown, NJ 45%
545. Ossining, NY 44%
546. Beacon, NY 44%
547. Somerville, NJ 44%
548. Haledon, NJ 44%
549. Meriden, CT 43%
550. Bloomfield, NJ 43%
551. Clifton, NJ 43%
552. Ewing, NJ 43%
553. Ridgefield, NJ 42%
554. Lodi, NJ 41%
555. South Brunswick, NJ* 40%
556. Edgewater, NJ* 40%
557. Harrison, NJ 40%
558. White Plains, NY* 39%
559. Monticello, NY 39%
560. Hoboken, NJ* 39%
561. South Hackensack, NJ 39%
562. Newburgh, NY 38%
563. Port Chester, NY 38%
564. Baldwin, NY 38%
565. Little Ferry, NJ 38%
566. Haverstraw, NY 37%
567. Malverne, NY 37%
568. Red Bank, NJ 37%
569. Ridgefield Park, NJ 35%
570. Bogota, NJ 35%
571. New Rochelle, NY* 34%
572. Waterbury, CT 34%
573. West Orange, NJ* 34%
574. Middletown, NY 33%
575. Amityville, NY 33%
576. Englewood, NJ* 33%
577. Leonia, NJ 33%
578. Elmsford, NY 32%
579. Edison, NJ* 32%
580. Somerset, NJ* 32%
581. Belleville, NJ 32%
582. Yonkers, NY 31%
583. Fort Lee, NJ* 31%
584. Plainsboro, NJ* 31%
585. Bound Brook, NJ 31%
586. Fairview, NJ 31%
587. Piscataway, NJ 30%
588. North Brunswick, NJ 30%
589. Linden, NJ 30%
590. Union, NJ 29%
591. Valley Stream, NY 28%
592. Rahway, NJ 26%
593. Bergenfield, NJ 26%
594. North Plainfield, NJ 26%
595. Copiague, NY 25%
596. Spring Valley, NY 24%
597. Passaic, NJ 24%
598. Palisades Park, NJ 24%
599. Asbury Park, NJ 23%
600. Westbury, NY 22%
601. Inwood, NY 20%
602. Prospect Park, NJ 20%
603. Hartsdale, NY 19%
604. Carteret, NJ 19%
605. New Haven, CT 16%
606. Mount Vernon, NY 15%
607. Elizabeth, NJ 15%
608. Jersey City, NJ 14%
609. Hackensack, NJ 14%
610. North Bergen, NJ 14%
611. Freeport, NY 12%
612. Dover, NJ 11%
613. Elmont, NY 10%
614. Bridgeport, CT 10%
615. Hillside, NJ 10%
616. Wyandanch, NY 9%
617. Paterson, NJ 9%
618. Brentwood, NY 8%
619. Newark, NJ 8%
620. New Brunswick, NJ 6%
621. Perth Amboy, NJ 6%
622. Union City, NJ 6%
623. Plainfield, NJ 6%
624. Roselle, NJ 6%
625. Guttenberg, NJ 5%
626. Trenton, NJ 3%
627. Hempstead, NY 2%
628. Uniondale, NY 1%
629. Roosevelt, NY <1%
630. East Orange, NJ <1%
631. Orange, NJ <1%
632. Irvington, NJ <1%

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So what was the point of this "extensive research", other than to show how lily-white some areas are????
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Well take a look at the cities on the bottom of the list. Then take a look at the ones on top of the list. See the correlation with what we know about the cities/towns on the bottom? While I don't know how good this research is, I can bet you he is probably close in his statistics.
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So what was the point of this "extensive research", other than to show how lily-white some areas are????
I would hope it is to help people who are looking for diverse areas and not for any other reason.
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I would hope it is to help people who are looking for diverse areas and not for any other reason.
But does it really help with that? Take a city toward the bottom that is only 10% white- is the other 90% all black, or is it a mix of black, hispanic, asian, etc., which would make for a truly "diverse" area? What about a town in the middle that's 45% white- what's the other 55% composed of, and is it "diverse"?

As soon as he added the littles stars to show if per capita income was over $30k, the point of the "study" became clear- once you drop below 30% white on his list, there's no more stars, which would imply that predominantly non-white areas are poor areas. What other piece of info could you possibly glean from this study?
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Palisades Park, NJ which is towards the bottom of the list has a huge Korean neighborhood with some hispanics. Overall a very safe small town. Big Korean population in Fort Lee also which is towards the bottom, but a very nice town with expensive real estate
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But does it really help with that? Take a city toward the bottom that is only 10% white- is the other 90% all black, or is it a mix of black, hispanic, asian, etc., which would make for a truly "diverse" area? What about a town in the middle that's 45% white- what's the other 55% composed of, and is it "diverse"?

As soon as he added the littles stars to show if per capita income was over $30k, the point of the "study" became clear- once you drop below 30% white on his list, there's no more stars, which would imply that predominantly non-white areas are poor areas. What other piece of info could you possibly glean from this study?
Imply? You seem to have a problem with reality.

Is it racist to say that non-white areas are almost always poorer if it's the truth?

Some people in their overzealous drive for artificial equality seem to want to cover their ears with a pillow whenever they hear something which implies that every race isn't equally successful.
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Imply? You seem to have a problem with reality.
No problem with reality here

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Is it racist to say that non-white areas are almost always poorer if it's the truth?
Not to me it's not.

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Some people in their overzealous drive for artificial equality seem to want to cover their ears with a pillow whenever they hear something which implies that every race isn't equally successful.
Again, not me. I'm the last one to just on the "we must have diversity" bandwagon. I live in a county that's +/- 96% white (that wasn't the major deciding factor on selecting where we live, but it was taken into consideration), and I'm not beating the diversity drum to change that.
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I don't understand this list...what does the percentage after each town represent?
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I don't understand this list...what does the percentage after each town represent?
The percentage of the population that is white.
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