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Old 05-19-2015, 09:12 AM
 
Location: LoS ScAnDaLoUs KiLLa CaLI
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But as a lot of people have said, Hispanics in California have most mingled into every neighborhood. Besides some really exclusive areas, you see Hispanics almost everywhere.
Don't you realize though? That's "sad". It's "sad" that Hispanics are mingling everywhere instead of being locked up in a corner like a museum exhibit.

And if you post data and proof otherwise, it doesn't fit some statistical narrative.

I'm glad real life is different than City-Data.
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Old 05-19-2015, 09:20 AM
 
Location: Crooklyn, New York
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Not sure how the narrative that there is only one middle class Hispanic neighborhood in CA got created.

There are also large parts of Orange County that are majority Hispanic and solidly middle class. Same goes for the Gateway Region with Montebello, Whittier, etc.

Oxnard has several middle class areas that are heavily Hispanic. Same with my hometown of Santa Maria.

In the city of Los Angeles, areas like Eagle Rock and Mt. Washington are middle class and have a Hispanic majority/plurality.

But as a lot of people have said, Hispanics in California have most mingled into every neighborhood. Besides some really exclusive areas, you see Hispanics almost everywhere.
That's good to hear. I figured that was the case but we had only identified one area up until this point. If anywhere, I figured this had to exist in Southern California, South Texas and South Florida.
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Old 05-19-2015, 11:39 AM
 
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Don't you realize though? That's "sad". It's "sad" that Hispanics are mingling everywhere instead of being locked up in a corner like a museum exhibit.

And if you post data and proof otherwise, it doesn't fit some statistical narrative.

I'm glad real life is different than City-Data.
LOL, pretty much. For 11 pages now, dude has been catching heat from multiple posters for stereotyping Hispanics, lumping all of them together, and putting his foot in his mouth, even when people (Hispanic people included) tell him that all the stats he keeps posting have NOTHING to do with the real life reality of the situation. Now he is slick trying to back peddle...lol.
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