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Everytime I see these stats, I always come away with how underrepresented Hispanics are in American media/advertising/culture.
Who would think that San Francisco has only 200,000 fewer Latinos than Asians? Or that Chicago has 700,000 more Latinos than Blacks? Or that New York almost has as many Latinos as it has Asians and Blacks combined?
And yet most commercials I see on TV are 50% Black, 30% White, 10% Asian, and 10% Mixed, Latino, and Other.
Very interesting data, and I assume a lot of this is because (a) Hispanics consume Spanish-language media that's 100% Hispanic, (b) Hispanics have their self-sustained neighborhoods, and (c) Hispanic culture doesn't really care about descriptive representation or diversity politics, but it does show just how skewed the data is from societal visibility.
Heck, I live in Washington, D.C. and I would have guessed 9% of the MSA is Latino. 17% is a lot!
Everytime I see these stats, I always come away with how underrepresented Hispanics are in American media/advertising/culture.
Who would think that San Francisco has only 200,000 fewer Latinos than Asians? Or that Chicago has 700,000 more Latinos than Blacks? Or that New York almost has as many Latinos as it has Asians and Blacks combined?
And yet most commercials I see on TV are 50% Black, 30% White, 10% Asian, and 10% Mixed, Latino, and Other.
Very interesting data, and I assume a lot of this is because (a) Hispanics consume Spanish-language media that's 100% Hispanic, (b) Hispanics have their self-sustained neighborhoods, and (c) Hispanic culture doesn't really care about descriptive representation or diversity politics, but it does show just how skewed the data is from societal visibility.
Heck, I live in Washington, D.C. and I would have guessed 9% of the MSA is Latino. 17% is a lot!
Well, one issue is that Hispanic is a culture and linguistic distinction, and Hispanics come in a variety of skin tones and ethnic backgrounds. Then, many Hispanics are native to this country so even the cultural and linguistic differences are muted, at least when code switching.
The data on Hispanic and Latino by origin is in for 2020. Its below. Ill list all communities over 10K.
Total Hispanic and Latino Population
Los Angeles: 5,922,737
New York City: 4,750,317
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 2,764,117
Houston: 2,611,834
Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,367,559
Dallas/Fort Worth: 2,158,711
Chicago: 2,107,040
Phoenix: 1,510,693
San Antonio: 1,395,296
San Diego: 1,126,666
San Francisco: 1,024,429
Washington DC: 992,560
Orlando: 799,764
Austin: 704,998
Las Vegas: 697,554
Denver: 677,028
Atlanta: 638,248
Tampa: 630,653
Philadelphia: 585,929
Boston: 549,050
San Jose: 519,116
Sacramento: 510,250
Albuquerque: 452,950
Seattle/Tacoma: 401,606
Hartford/Springfield: 315,405
Portland, OR: 301,163
Charlotte: 267,370
Salt Lake City: 220,723
Raleigh/Durham: 215,680
Providence: 215,078
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 214,302
Detroit: 198,028
Kansas City: 197,309
Oklahoma City: 190,039
Milwaukee: 173,241
Baltimore: 167,887
Jacksonville: 141,893
Nashville: 141,546
Indianapolis: 140,831
Virginia Beach: 123,819
Cleveland: 123,726
New Orleans: 112,961
Grand Rapids: 104,373
Omaha: 100,563
Columbus: 90,909
St. Louis: 87,308
Richmond: 82,792
Memphis: 75,775
Cincinnati: 73,706
Louisville: 64,215
Buffalo: 59,190
Birmingham: 49,673
Pittsburgh: 42,471
Mexican
Los Angeles: 4,558,307
Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,046,559
Houston: 1,898,723
Dallas/Fort Worth: 1,758,922
Chicago: 1,639,211
Phoenix: 1,310,764
San Antonio: 1,215,420
San Diego: 988,925
San Francisco: 658,346
Austin: 571,810
New York City: 552,064
Las Vegas: 515,651
Denver: 510,515
San Jose: 426,619
Sacramento: 412,254
Atlanta: 324,909
Seattle/Tacoma: 278,444
Albuquerque: 260,600
Portland, OR: 232,495
Salt Lake City: 158,744
Oklahoma City: 153,801
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 152,863
Kansas City: 150,356
Washington DC: 142,273
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 137,692
Detroit: 134,580
Charlotte: 118,656
Milwaukee: 116,208
Philadelphia: 111,818
Tampa: 111,329
Raleigh/Durham: 110,562
Indianapolis: 92,235
Nashville: 84,248
Omaha: 75,329
Orlando: 69,241
St. Louis: 55,193
Memphis: 52,994
Columbus: 43,431
Virginia Beach: 41,110
Baltimore: 36,616
Boston: 33,919
Cincinnati: 33,084
Birmingham: 32,971
Louisville: 29,874
Jacksonville: 27,069
Cleveland: 26,787
New Orleans: 22,920
Richmond: 19,897
Hartford/Springfield: 17,342
Pittsburgh: 13,805
Providence: 13,434
Puerto Rican
New York City: 1,173,031
Orlando: 386,706
Philadelphia: 278,515
Hartford/Springfield: 226,948
Miami/Fort Worth: 225,898
Chicago: 207,926
Tampa: 201,587
Boston: 136,015
Washington DC: 73,119
Cleveland: 71,788
Providence: 70,473
Atlanta: 64,905
Los Angeles: 61,427
Dallas/Fort Worth: 57,840
Houston: 50,066
Jacksonville: 43,818
Milwaukee: 39,279
Buffalo: 37,934
Riverside/San Bernardino: 37,048
Phoenix: 36,353
Virginia Beach: 33,961
San Antonio: 32,964
San Francisco: 32,116
Baltimore: 28,301
Seattle/Tacoma: 25,121
Charlotte: 24,975
Las Vegas: 24,330
Detroit: 24,154
Raleigh/Durham: 24,515
Seattle/Tacoma: 22,967
Austin: 20,641
Sacramento: 16,566
Denver: 16,552
Columbus: 15,599
Richmond: 13,686
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 11,189
Pittsburgh: 10,936
Nashville: 10,288
Indianapolis: 10,301
San Jose: 10,265
Cuban
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 1,150,061
New York City: 146,710
Tampa: 130,329
Orlando: 63,087
Houston: 54,612
Los Angeles: 52,626
Las Vegas: 32,792
Chicago: 25,747
Atlanta: 24,722
Dallas/Fort Worth: 22,507
Louisville: 20,177
Jacksonville: 19,215
Riverside/San Bernardino: 17,056
Philadelphia: 15,704
Phoenix: 13,119
Washington DC: 12,625
Austin: 10,643
Charlotte: 10,529
San Francisco: 10,306
Dominican Republic
New York City: 1,088,642
Boston: 137,060
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 119,176
Philadelphia: 57,024
Providence: 56,718
Orlando: 53,640
Tampa: 30,678
Washington DC: 28,316
Atlanta: 21,075
Hartford/Springfield: 16,236
Charlotte: 12,207
Costa Rican
New York City: 29,129
Los Angeles: 13,435
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 11,829
Guatemalan
Los Angeles: 286,250
New York City: 125,321
Washington DC: 81,530
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 66,829
Houston: 61,993
San Francisco: 51,626
Riverside/San Bernardino: 42,457
Chicago: 38,728
Boston: 36,709
Atlanta: 35,917
Dallas/Fort Worth: 27,950
Providence: 27,558
Las Vegas: 17,757
Phoenix: 16,892
San Diego: 13,572
Philadelphia: 13,364
Orlando: 11,924
Baltimore: 10,401
Cincinnati: 10,103
Honduran
New York City: 114,014
Houston: 109,193
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 98,330
Washington DC: 58,111
Los Angeles: 54,018
Dallas/Fort Worth: 33,572
New Orleans: 33,091
Charlotte: 24,154
Atlanta: 22,679
Chicago: 15,723
Boston: 13,974
Raleigh/Durham: 13,413
Tampa: 11,914
Austin: 11,226
Orlando: 11,112
Philadelphia: 10,980
Nicaraguan
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 126,386
Los Angeles: 40,358
San Francisco: 34,286
New York City: 21,330
Washington DC: 17,707
Houston: 12,797
Riverside/San Bernardino: 12,533
Salvadoran
Los Angeles: 452,073
Washington DC: 306,210
New York City: 238,736
Houston: 215,705
San Francisco: 96,665
Dallas/Fort Worth: 93,987
Riverside/San Bernardino: 60,952
Boston: 57,723
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 45,107
Las Vegas: 35,393
Baltimore: 30,717
Atlanta: 30,154
Charlotte: 25,552
Chicago: 18,821
San Jose: 15,556
Phoenix: 15,548
Seattle/Tacoma: 15,157
Raleigh/Durham: 14,310
Austin: 12,808
Philadelphia: 10,448
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 10,036
Argentinian
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 53,751
New York City: 43,528
Los Angeles: 26,830
Washington DC: 11,181
Bolivian
Washington DC: 41,886
Chilean
New York City: 24,355
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 20,433
Los Angeles: 11,220
Colombian
New York City: 276,961
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 256,756
Orlando: 60,072
Houston: 44,481
Los Angeles: 41,651
Tampa: 35,150
Washington DC: 33,474
Boston: 30,155
Atlanta: 29,988
Chicago: 24,431
Dallas/Fort Worth: 17,322
Philadelphia: 16,373
Riverside/San Bernardino: 11,894
Charlotte: 11,150
Providence: 10,642
San Francisco: 10,476
Ecuadoran
New York City: 379,603
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 44,205
Chicago: 30,149
Los Angeles: 23,649
Washington DC: 14,772
Orlando: 11,869
Peruvian
New York City: 153,468
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 81,735
Washington DC: 55,120
Los Angeles: 46,189
San Francisco: 24,927
Orlando: 16,418
Houston: 13,085
Riverside/San Bernardino: 12,888
Chicago: 12,807
Tampa: 11,406
Dallas/Fort Worth: 10,961
Venezuelan
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 159,851
Orlando: 44,418
Houston: 39,251
New York City: 27,517
Tampa: 15,832
Atlanta: 14,526
Dallas/Fort Worth: 12,007
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The data on Hispanic and Latino by origin is in for 2020. Its below. Ill list all communities over 10K.
Total Hispanic and Latino Population
Los Angeles: 5,922,737
New York City: 4,750,317
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 2,764,117
Houston: 2,611,834
Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,367,559
Dallas/Fort Worth: 2,158,711
Chicago: 2,107,040
Phoenix: 1,510,693
San Antonio: 1,395,296
San Diego: 1,126,666
San Francisco: 1,024,429
Washington DC: 992,560
Orlando: 799,764
Austin: 704,998
Las Vegas: 697,554
Denver: 677,028
Atlanta: 638,248
Tampa: 630,653
Philadelphia: 585,929
Boston: 549,050
San Jose: 519,116
Sacramento: 510,250
Albuquerque: 452,950
Seattle/Tacoma: 401,606
Hartford/Springfield: 315,405
Portland, OR: 301,163
Charlotte: 267,370
Salt Lake City: 220,723
Raleigh/Durham: 215,680
Providence: 215,078
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 214,302
Detroit: 198,028
Kansas City: 197,309
Oklahoma City: 190,039
Milwaukee: 173,241
Baltimore: 167,887
Jacksonville: 141,893
Nashville: 141,546
Indianapolis: 140,831
Virginia Beach: 123,819
Cleveland: 123,726
New Orleans: 112,961
Grand Rapids: 104,373
Omaha: 100,563
Columbus: 90,909
St. Louis: 87,308
Richmond: 82,792
Memphis: 75,775
Cincinnati: 73,706
Louisville: 64,215
Buffalo: 59,190
Birmingham: 49,673
Pittsburgh: 42,471
Mexican
Los Angeles: 4,558,307
Riverside/San Bernardino: 2,046,559
Houston: 1,898,723
Dallas/Fort Worth: 1,758,922
Chicago: 1,639,211
Phoenix: 1,310,764
San Antonio: 1,215,420
San Diego: 988,925
San Francisco: 658,346
Austin: 571,810
New York City: 552,064
Las Vegas: 515,651
Denver: 510,515
San Jose: 426,619
Sacramento: 412,254
Atlanta: 324,909
Seattle/Tacoma: 278,444
Albuquerque: 260,600
Portland, OR: 232,495
Salt Lake City: 158,744
Oklahoma City: 153,801
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 152,863
Kansas City: 150,356
Washington DC: 142,273
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 137,692
Detroit: 134,580
Charlotte: 118,656
Milwaukee: 116,208
Philadelphia: 111,818
Tampa: 111,329
Raleigh/Durham: 110,562
Indianapolis: 92,235
Nashville: 84,248
Omaha: 75,329
Orlando: 69,241
St. Louis: 55,193
Memphis: 52,994
Columbus: 43,431
Virginia Beach: 41,110
Baltimore: 36,616
Boston: 33,919
Cincinnati: 33,084
Birmingham: 32,971
Louisville: 29,874
Jacksonville: 27,069
Cleveland: 26,787
New Orleans: 22,920
Richmond: 19,897
Hartford/Springfield: 17,342
Pittsburgh: 13,805
Providence: 13,434
Puerto Rican
New York City: 1,173,031
Orlando: 386,706
Philadelphia: 278,515
Hartford/Springfield: 226,948
Miami/Fort Worth: 225,898
Chicago: 207,926
Tampa: 201,587
Boston: 136,015
Washington DC: 73,119
Cleveland: 71,788
Providence: 70,473
Atlanta: 64,905
Los Angeles: 61,427
Dallas/Fort Worth: 57,840
Houston: 50,066
Jacksonville: 43,818
Milwaukee: 39,279
Buffalo: 37,934
Riverside/San Bernardino: 37,048
Phoenix: 36,353
Virginia Beach: 33,961
San Antonio: 32,964
San Francisco: 32,116
Baltimore: 28,301
Seattle/Tacoma: 25,121
Charlotte: 24,975
Las Vegas: 24,330
Detroit: 24,154
Raleigh/Durham: 24,515
Seattle/Tacoma: 22,967
Austin: 20,641
Sacramento: 16,566
Denver: 16,552
Columbus: 15,599
Richmond: 13,686
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 11,189
Pittsburgh: 10,936
Nashville: 10,288
Indianapolis: 10,301
San Jose: 10,265
Cuban
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 1,150,061
New York City: 146,710
Tampa: 130,329
Orlando: 63,087
Houston: 54,612
Los Angeles: 52,626
Las Vegas: 32,792
Chicago: 25,747
Atlanta: 24,722
Dallas/Fort Worth: 22,507
Louisville: 20,177
Jacksonville: 19,215
Riverside/San Bernardino: 17,056
Philadelphia: 15,704
Phoenix: 13,119
Washington DC: 12,625
Austin: 10,643
Charlotte: 10,529
San Francisco: 10,306
Dominican Republic
New York City: 1,088,642
Boston: 137,060
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 119,176
Philadelphia: 57,024
Providence: 56,718
Orlando: 53,640
Tampa: 30,678
Washington DC: 28,316
Atlanta: 21,075
Hartford/Springfield: 16,236
Charlotte: 12,207
Costa Rican
New York City: 29,129
Los Angeles: 13,435
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 11,829
Guatemalan
Los Angeles: 286,250
New York City: 125,321
Washington DC: 81,530
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 66,829
Houston: 61,993
San Francisco: 51,626
Riverside/San Bernardino: 42,457
Chicago: 38,728
Boston: 36,709
Atlanta: 35,917
Dallas/Fort Worth: 27,950
Providence: 27,558
Las Vegas: 17,757
Phoenix: 16,892
San Diego: 13,572
Philadelphia: 13,364
Orlando: 11,924
Baltimore: 10,401
Cincinnati: 10,103
Honduran
New York City: 114,014
Houston: 109,193
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 98,330
Washington DC: 58,111
Los Angeles: 54,018
Dallas/Fort Worth: 33,572
New Orleans: 33,091
Charlotte: 24,154
Atlanta: 22,679
Chicago: 15,723
Boston: 13,974
Raleigh/Durham: 13,413
Tampa: 11,914
Austin: 11,226
Orlando: 11,112
Philadelphia: 10,980
Nicaraguan
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 126,386
Los Angeles: 40,358
San Francisco: 34,286
New York City: 21,330
Washington DC: 17,707
Houston: 12,797
Riverside/San Bernardino: 12,533
Salvadoran
Los Angeles: 452,073
Washington DC: 306,210
New York City: 238,736
Houston: 215,705
San Francisco: 96,665
Dallas/Fort Worth: 93,987
Riverside/San Bernardino: 60,952
Boston: 57,723
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 45,107
Las Vegas: 35,393
Baltimore: 30,717
Atlanta: 30,154
Charlotte: 25,552
Chicago: 18,821
San Jose: 15,556
Phoenix: 15,548
Seattle/Tacoma: 15,157
Raleigh/Durham: 14,310
Austin: 12,808
Philadelphia: 10,448
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 10,036
Argentinian
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 53,751
New York City: 43,528
Los Angeles: 26,830
Washington DC: 11,181
Bolivian
Washington DC: 41,886
Chilean
New York City: 24,355
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 20,433
Los Angeles: 11,220
Colombian
New York City: 276,961
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 256,756
Orlando: 60,072
Houston: 44,481
Los Angeles: 41,651
Tampa: 35,150
Washington DC: 33,474
Boston: 30,155
Atlanta: 29,988
Chicago: 24,431
Dallas/Fort Worth: 17,322
Philadelphia: 16,373
Riverside/San Bernardino: 11,894
Charlotte: 11,150
Providence: 10,642
San Francisco: 10,476
Ecuadoran
New York City: 379,603
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 44,205
Chicago: 30,149
Los Angeles: 23,649
Washington DC: 14,772
Orlando: 11,869
Peruvian
New York City: 153,468
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 81,735
Washington DC: 55,120
Los Angeles: 46,189
San Francisco: 24,927
Orlando: 16,418
Houston: 13,085
Riverside/San Bernardino: 12,888
Chicago: 12,807
Tampa: 11,406
Dallas/Fort Worth: 10,961
Venezuelan
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 159,851
Orlando: 44,418
Houston: 39,251
New York City: 27,517
Tampa: 15,832
Atlanta: 14,526
Dallas/Fort Worth: 12,007
Great. Thanks for this.
When you have time can we get the African continent please?
I wouldn't be surprised if a decent amount of those UK are Black or of West Indian descent.
Boston isn't super popular for Jamaicans overall so I'm not surprised. Boston's Caribbean population is dominated by DR and Haiti and the smaller English speaking islands.
I would be surprised. I knew one Jamaican kid from the Uk growing up I don't find them in Boston at all. Boston isn't super popular for Jamaicans (probably 7th/8th destination) but they are the 2nd biggest West Indian group and 14,000 is 2/3rds of Philly's 21,000. More of them than Irish immigrants. but there are only about 35,000 Jamaicans in MA statewide compared to 84,000 Haitians. It just seems like a lot to me because of their relatively large share of the black community even when compared to Philly.
I wonder if there are more Puerto Ricans in the Boston MSA than Dominicans still. I know it is not the case in the city. Statewide there are certainly far more Puerto Ricans.
Everytime I see these stats, I always come away with how underrepresented Hispanics are in American media/advertising/culture.
Who would think that San Francisco has only 200,000 fewer Latinos than Asians? Or that Chicago has 700,000 more Latinos than Blacks? Or that New York almost has as many Latinos as it has Asians and Blacks combined?
And yet most commercials I see on TV are 50% Black, 30% White, 10% Asian, and 10% Mixed, Latino, and Other.
Very interesting data, and I assume a lot of this is because (a) Hispanics consume Spanish-language media that's 100% Hispanic, (b) Hispanics have their self-sustained neighborhoods, and (c) Hispanic culture doesn't really care about descriptive representation or diversity politics, but it does show just how skewed the data is from societal visibility.
Heck, I live in Washington, D.C. and I would have guessed 9% of the MSA is Latino. 17% is a lot!
I think part of this has to due with Hispanics can be of any race or combination of races and that some public figures currently or in the past of Hispanic heritage had not been outspoken about that aspect of their identity. Some people you may thought to be just white, black, Asian, are in fact Hispanic, or at least partially so. For example, I just learned literally minutes ago that Sammy Davis Jr had a Cuban mother. Bruno Mars, one of the biggest pop stars in the past decade, is multi-ethnic/racial including being part Puerto Rican with a very typical Spanish surname.
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