Demographics Thread - 2021 (live, state, largest, compared)

[atadytic19]

Is it just me or do people who are Igbo and Yoruba seem to be very very distinct.

Most Igbos I have met seem to have a smaller stature, have different facial features and sound completely different.

The Yorubas that I have met (even the ones from outside Nigeria) seem to have a more robust bone structure and look and sound different.

Stereotyping even more the Igbo kids seem to get into less trouble, and I dunno if it is difference in cultures but they seem to be the more studious group. Sorry if I come off as being offensive, I do the same thing for Asian, European and Latin cultural groups. Sorry NigerianNightmare if you are Yoruba. A ton of African Americans have Yoruba Blood so I might have some, although I think I might be more Aja and Fulani.

My African born friends in Houston are always clowning each other. Their jokes would most definitely be deleted in minutes if posted on here.

Anyway, I concur with NigerianNightmare. There is a lot of intracountry variety. Many of these borders are European constructs so it might not be as simple as saying this country ethnicity.

A Country like Switzerland for example has a historical range of cultures - French, German, Italian. You will hear more French in Geneva, German in Zurich and more Italian in Lugano. To us they are all Swiss, but upon further interaction you see they are more varied than that. Heck, there's variety even within Scotland and Ireland. The UK has subgroups of their subgroups.

[As Above So Below...]

I agree completely that the data Im posting doesnt answer all questions, but its the best we can do. There are unfortunately limitations to how deep the data can go. All Sub-Saharan African languages are grouped together so I cannot tell how many speak Igbo or Swahili by themselves. That would give a more complete picture, but we dont have it.

[atadytic19]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

I agree completely that the data Im posting doesnt answer all questions, but its the best we can do. There are unfortunately limitations to how deep the data can go. All Sub-Saharan African languages are grouped together so I cannot tell how many speak Igbo or Swahili by themselves. That would give a more complete picture, but we dont have it.

I am not hating on the data at all, and I apologize that it came out that way. These threads are done of the most informative on here and greatly appreciated.

My intention was to concur with the posters before me in regards to variety of some cities groups in comparison to Miami. So it's more a critic on Miami’s diversitythan in the data. Saying that Houston's African contingent is mainly Nigerian is true but Nigeria has varied ethnic groups so that Nigerian group might represent 4 groups. It's true that there are dozens of countries in the Caribbean, but they have more in common than the groups that make up one country. So just because Miami has many countries represented didn't mean that it is a guaranteed #6. Even countries that speak different languages in the Caribbean are still very similar. Martinique and Guadeloupe are French and Dominica and St Lucia are English but all 4 are very similar and a form of Creole similar to Haitian Creole is spoken in all 4. I have also found that south and Central Americans from the Caribbean coast share similarities with the West Indians. The Aboriginal People of the West Indies the Kalinagoes can still be found in Dominica and St Vincent and they mixed with people of African descent and developed Garifuna culture which is remarkably similar in places like Honduras and some of the West Indian islands.

[BostonBornMassMade]

Originally Posted by atadytic19

Is it just me or do people who are Igbo and Yoruba seem to be very very distinct.

Most Igbos I have met seem to have a smaller stature, have different facial features and sound completely different.

The Yorubas that I have met (even the ones from outside Nigeria) seem to have a more robust bone structure and look and sound different.

Stereotyping even more the Igbo kids seem to get into less trouble, and I dunno if it is difference in cultures but they seem to be the more studious group. Sorry if I come off as being offensive, I do the same thing for Asian, European and Latin cultural groups. Sorry NigerianNightmare if you are Yoruba. A ton of African Americans have Yoruba Blood so I might have some, although I think I might be more Aja and Fulani.

My African born friends in Houston are always clowning each other. Their jokes would most definitely be deleted in minutes if posted on here.

Anyway, I concur with NigerianNightmare. There is a lot of intracountry variety. Many of these borders are European constructs so it might not be as simple as saying this country ethnicity.

A Country like Switzerland for example has a historical range of cultures - French, German, Italian. You will hear more French in Geneva, German in Zurich and more Italian in Lugano. To us they are all Swiss, but upon further interaction you see they are more varied than that. Heck, there's variety even within Scotland and Ireland. The UK has subgroups of their subgroups.

Igbo people look a lot more like a stereotypical African American. Yoruba tend to be darker and have wide faces. Haven’t noticed a different in stature. In my experience Igbo seem more outspoken and gregarious. Both seem successful in school.

[As Above So Below...]

Originally Posted by atadytic19

I am not hating on the data at all, and I apologize that it came out that way. These threads are done of the most informative on here and greatly appreciated.

My intention was to concur with the posters before me in regards to variety of some cities groups in comparison to Miami. So it's more a critic on Miami’s diversitythan in the data. Saying that Houston's African contingent is mainly Nigerian is true but Nigeria has varied ethnic groups so that Nigerian group might represent 4 groups. It's true that there are dozens of countries in the Caribbean, but they have more in common than the groups that make up one country. So just because Miami has many countries represented didn't mean that it is a guaranteed #6. Even countries that speak different languages in the Caribbean are still very similar. Martinique and Guadeloupe are French and Dominica and St Lucia are English but all 4 are very similar and a form of Creole similar to Haitian Creole is spoken in all 4. I have also found that south and Central Americans from the Caribbean coast share similarities with the West Indians. The Aboriginal People of the West Indies the Kalinagoes can still be found in Dominica and St Vincent and they mixed with people of African descent and developed Garifuna culture which is remarkably similar in places like Honduras and some of the West Indian islands.

No it didnt come across bad. I was just reiterating that the data we have is as good as we can make it but itll never be complete.

[NigerianNightmare]

Yeah, like AASB said, the data is the best we got and luckily from most countries the immigrant populations tend to be less diverse than the actual country they come from so it’s more of a mute point like Northern and Middle Belt Nigerians are almost completely missing from the data for Nigerian Americans with Igbo and Yoruba being just over 1/3rd of the Nigerian population and probably making up 70%+ of the Nigerian diaspora. We also mix a decent amount im sure NYC, Houston and Maryland have different diasporas just because Houston’s oil tied alone mean more Southern Nigerian minorities like Ijaw, Edo and Efk pop up in the population, and Igbos were first settled in America as refugees of the Biafran war but generally that pattern is nationwide it seems.

I do know of some extreme diasporas and the census actually recognizes them such as Hmong, Kurdish and Somali Bantu diasporas. Even the South Sudanese diaspora before it became a country the census or official documents made some sort of leeway for these unique groups that either don’t have a nationality or was a specific group within a larger group like Somali Bantus.

[As Above So Below...]

Here is another metric that I thought would be interesting. The number and percentage of people who are not citizens living in each urban area.

First a recap of total foreign born population by urban area:

Total Foreign Born Population by Urban Area
New York City: 5,745,510
Los Angeles: 4,105,260
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 2,499,200
Chicago: 1,624,888
Houston: 1,509,970
Washington DC: 1,313,672
Dallas/Fort Worth: 1,256,929
San Francisco: 1,150,537
Boston: 947,002
Atlanta: 805,860
Seattle/Tacoma: 763,876
San Jose: 727,438
San Diego: 712,251
Philadelphia: 675,612
Phoenix: 583,490
Riverside/San Bernardino: 492,229
Las Vegas: 476,746
Tampa: 430,966
Detroit: 417,971
Sacramento: 384,098
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 370,858
Denver: 347,029
Orlando: 333,690

Population of Non-Citzens
New York City: 2,343,573
Los Angeles: 1,826,588
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 944,997
Houston: 867,678
Dallas/Fort Worth: 755,232
Chicago: 744,636
Washington DC: 585,471
San Francisco: 490,087
Boston: 438,555
Atlanta: 389,505
Seattle/Tacoma: 385,172
San Jose: 338,094
Phoenix: 314,778
Philadelphia: 303,453
San Diego: 289,357
Riverside/San Bernardino: 235,896
Las Vegas: 217,117
Denver: 183,606
Tampa: 173,724
Orlando: 163,996
Detroit: 157,175
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 145,620
Sacramento: 140,870

Percent of immigrant population that is not a US Citizen
Dallas/Fort Worth: 60.0%
Houston: 57.5%
Phoenix: 54.0%
Denver: 52.9%
Seattle/Tacoma: 50.4%
Orlando: 49.1%
Atlanta: 48.3%
Riverside/San Bernardino: 47.9%
San Jose: 46.5%
Boston: 46.3%
Chicago: 45.8%
Las Vegas: 45.5%
Los Angeles: 45.0%
Philadelphia: 45.0%
Washington DC: 44.5%
San Francisco: 42.6%
New York City: 40.7%
San Diego: 40.6%
Tampa: 40.3%
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 39.3%
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 37.8%
Detroit: 37.6%
Sacramento: 36.8%

[NigerianNightmare]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

Here is another metric that I thought would be interesting. The number and percentage of people who are not citizens living in each urban area.

First a recap of total foreign born population by urban area:

Total Foreign Born Population by Urban Area
New York City: 5,745,510
Los Angeles: 4,105,260
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 2,499,200
Chicago: 1,624,888
Houston: 1,509,970
Washington DC: 1,313,672
Dallas/Fort Worth: 1,256,929
San Francisco: 1,150,537
Boston: 947,002
Atlanta: 805,860
Seattle/Tacoma: 763,876
San Jose: 727,438
San Diego: 712,251
Philadelphia: 675,612
Phoenix: 583,490
Riverside/San Bernardino: 492,229
Las Vegas: 476,746
Tampa: 430,966
Detroit: 417,971
Sacramento: 384,098
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 370,858
Denver: 347,029
Orlando: 333,690

Population of Non-Citzens
New York City: 2,343,573
Los Angeles: 1,826,588
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 944,997
Houston: 867,678
Dallas/Fort Worth: 755,232
Chicago: 744,636
Washington DC: 585,471
San Francisco: 490,087
Boston: 438,555
Atlanta: 389,505
Seattle/Tacoma: 385,172
San Jose: 338,094
Phoenix: 314,778
Philadelphia: 303,453
San Diego: 289,357
Riverside/San Bernardino: 235,896
Las Vegas: 217,117
Denver: 183,606
Tampa: 173,724
Orlando: 163,996
Detroit: 157,175
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 145,620
Sacramento: 140,870

Percent of immigrant population that is not a US Citizen
Dallas/Fort Worth: 60.0%
Houston: 57.5%
Phoenix: 54.0%
Denver: 52.9%
Seattle/Tacoma: 50.4%
Orlando: 49.1%
Atlanta: 48.3%
Riverside/San Bernardino: 47.9%
San Jose: 46.5%
Boston: 46.3%
Chicago: 45.8%
Las Vegas: 45.5%
Los Angeles: 45.0%
Philadelphia: 45.0%
Washington DC: 44.5%
San Francisco: 42.6%
New York City: 40.7%
San Diego: 40.6%
Tampa: 40.3%
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 39.3%
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 37.8%
Detroit: 37.6%
Sacramento: 36.8%

Weirdly enough the cities 48% and higher have a certain ring to it. Like it’s the Sunbelt/Western starlets all there except Las Vegas.

I would also expect a city like Charlotte or Austin to be in that region as well judging from the list.

[waronxmas]

Originally Posted by NigerianNightmare

Weirdly enough the cities 48% and higher have a certain ring to it. Like it’s the Sunbelt/Western starlets all there except Las Vegas.

I would also expect a city like Charlotte or Austin to be in that region as well judging from the list.

It's 100% about WHEN certain groups of immigrants came to this country. Prior to the reforms in immigration in the 60s through the 90s, immigrants tended to be in the northeast and rust belt cities due to most of them coming by boat and that's where most manufacturing jobs were. After the fact, when most people came by plane and the economy for working class people switched from manufacturing to the service industry, immigrants piled into these places...which ended up favoring the Sunbelt as it has grown.

The only reason why Miami is lower on that metric is due to Cubans getting automatic citizenship. If that wasn't the case, then it would be far higher than 45%. For Las Vegas, I'd imagine most of their immigrant population is driven by relocations from Southern California. Thus it's more people who have had time to establish themselves first and then move to dusty pastures in Nevada.

[Turnerbro]

Originally Posted by As Above So Below...

Welcome to the 2021 Demographics thread based on the ACS 1-year estimates from 2021.

I am going to do one thing different. I am going to separate out Arabs, Iranian, and Afghan populations from the white population and into their own category. I guess that is a little personal on my end. I fall into that category. Ive also broken out people who claim Brazilian ancestry out of the white category. I thought about including their numbers in the Hispanic total, but that didn't feel right either. I just felt that they don't belong with European white. There are some limitations. As we get to the smaller metro areas on this list, they don't all have this breakdown. I will list the demographics as normal.

So anyway, with that out of the way, here it is!

New York City - 19,768,458
White: 8,390,597 - 42.4%
Hispanic: 4,993,041 - 25.3%
Black: 2,934,207 - 14.8%
Asian: 2,289,201 - 11.6%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 201,057 - 1.1%
Brazilian: 46,353

Los Angeles - 12,997,353
Hispanic: 5,905,582 - 45.4%
White: 3,407,286 - 26.2%
Asian: 2,127,770 - 16.4%
Black: 775,036 - 6.0%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 194,669 - 1.5%
Brazilian: 9,696

Chicago - 9,510,390
White: 4,740,273 - 49.8%
Hispanic: 2,192,451 - 23.1%
Black: 1,487,682 - 15.6%
Asian: 657,988 - 6.9%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 61,330
Brazilian: 5,107

Dallas/Fort Worth - 7,759,615
White: 3,257,245 - 41.9%
Hispanic: 2,300,215 - 29.6%
Black: 1,226,450 - 15.8%
Asian: 592,147 - 7.6%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 63,180
Brazilian: 3,413

Houston - 7,206,841
Hispanic: 2,777,223 - 38.6%
White: 2,315,842 - 32.1%
Black: 1,207,229 - 16.9%
Asian: 585,997 - 8.1%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 72,312 - 1.0%
Brazilian: 3,785

Washington DC - 6,358,652
White: 2,554,009 - 40.1%
Black: 1,553,870 - 24.1%
Hispanic: 1,064,701 - 16.7%
Asian: 669,858 - 10.5%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 149,164 - 2.3%
Brazilian: 9,066

Philadelphia - 6,228,601
White: 3,635,934 - 58.3%
Black: 1,206,662 - 19.4%
Hispanic: 664,810 - 10.4%
Asian: 389,708 - 6.3%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 35,562
Brazilian: 11,021

Atlanta - 6,144,970
White: 2,668,403 - 43.4%
Black: 2,025,251 - 33.0%
Hispanic: 686,477 - 11.2%
Asian: 387,148 - 6.3%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 28,448
Brazilian: 11,741

Miami/Fort Lauderdale - 6,091,747
Hispanic: 2,815,483 - 46.2%
White: 1,628,649 - 26.7%
Black: 1,181,278 - 19.4%
Asian: 149,754 - 2.5%
Brazilian: 39,118
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 33,511

Phoenix - 4,946,145
White: 2,556,971 - 51.7%
Hispanic: 1,577,949 - 31.9%
Black: 262,309 - 5.3%
Asian: 196,259 - 4.0%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 28,831
Brazilian: 1,644

Boston - 4,899,932
White: 3,139,718 - 64.0%
Hispanic: 589,611 - 589,611 - 12.0%
Asian: 416,256 - 8.5%
Black: 329,358 - 6.7%
Brazilian: 60,988 - 1.3%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 45,698

Riverside/San Bernardino - 4,653,105
Hispanic: 2,492,300 - 53.6%
White: 1,207,457 - 27.3%
Asian: 331,442 - 7.1%
Black: 317,616 - 6.8%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 37,401
Brazilian: 766

San Francisco - 4,623,264
White: 1,590,574 - 34.4%
Asian: 1,275,245 - 27.6%
Hispanic: 1,029,041 - 22.3%
Black: 318,709 - 6.9%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 71,337 - 1.5%
Brazilian: 7,547

Detroit - 4,365,205
White: 2,559,102 - 58.7%
Black: 932,747 - 21.4%
Arab/Persian/Afghan - 223,181 - 5.2%
Hispanic: 215,768 - 4.9%
Asian: 214,225 - 4.9%
Brazilian: 3,998

Seattle/Tacoma - 4,011,336
White: 2,309,336 - 57.6%
Asian: 614,323 - 15.3%
Hispanic: 438,707 - 10.9%
Black: 240,441 - 6.0%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 25,864
Brazilian: 4,039

Minneapolis/St. Paul - 3,690,912
White: 2,660,654 - 72.1%
Black: 329,357 - 8.9%
Asian: 254,359 - 6.9%
Hispanic: 229,356 - 6.2%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 14,341
Brazilian: 777

San Diego - 3,286,069
White: 1,339,023 - 40.7%
Hispanic: 1,145,183 - 34.8%
Asian: 388,365 - 11.8%
Black: 145,139 - 4.4%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 58,429 - 1.8%
Brazilian: 3,748

San Diego - 3,286,069
White: 1,339,336 - 40.8%
Hispanic: 1,145,183 - 34.8%
Asian: 388,365 - 11.8%
Black: 145,139 - 4.4%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 58,429 - 1.8%
Brazilian: 3,479

Tampa - 3,219,154
White: 1,875,234 - 58.2%
Hispanic: 687,317 - 21.3%
Black: 366,973 - 11.4%
Asian: 116,010 - 3.6%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 18,451
Brazilian: 7,475

Denver - 2,972,967
White: 1,805,786 - 60.7%
Hispanic: 702,095 - 23.6%
Black: 157,335 - 5.7%
Asian: 127,379 - 4.3%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 14,080
Brazilian: 2,285

Baltimore - 2,838,327
White: 1,515,513 - 53.4%
Black: 808,079 - 28.5%
Hispanic: 189,353 - 6.7%
Asian: 170,505 - 6.0%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 9,201
Brazilian: 2,022

St. Louis - 2,806,615
White: 1,974,181 - 70.3%
Black: 475,131 - 16.9%
Hispanic: 93,975 - 3.3%
Asian: 77,845 - 2.8%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 6,545
Brazilian: 342

Charlotte - 2,701,846
White: 1,562,756 - 57.8%
Black: 580,383 - 21.5%
Hispanic: 299,266 - 11.6%
Asian: 109,772 - 4.1%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 9,500
Brazilian: 1,845

Orlando - 2,691,925
White: 1,124,627 - 41.8%
Hispanic: 877,692 - 32.6%
Black: 396,861 - 14.7%
Asian: 111,470 - 4.1%
Brazilian: 25,006
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 1,845

San Antonio - 2,601,788
Hispanic: 1,463,055 - 56.2%
White: 817,972 - 31.7%
Black: 156,698 - 6.0%
Asian: 63,681 - 2.4%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 9,115
Brazilian: 1,011

Portland, OR - 2,510,696
White: 1,715,788 - 68.3%
Hispanic: 326,336 - 13.0%
Asian: 174,493 - 6.9%
Black: 70,084 - 2.8%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 19,469
Brazilian: 599

Sacramento - 2,411,248
White: 1,128,231 - 46.7%
Hispanic: 547,566 - 22.7%
Asian: 345,494 - 14.3%
Black: 162,888 - 6.8%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 38,043 - 1.6%
Brazilian: 1,407

Pittsburgh - 2,353,538
White: 1,943,168 - 82.6%
Black: 175,575 - 7.5%
Asian: 59,121 - 2.5%
Hispanic: 48,218 - 2.0%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 7,214
Brazilian: 428

Austin - 2,352,246
White: 1,155,660 - 49.1%
Hispanic: 771,302 - 32.8%
Asian: 159,312 - 6.8%
Black: 154,823 - 6.6%

Las Vegas - 2,292,476
White: 867,574 - 37.8%
Hispanic: 741,304 - 32.3%
Black: 257,839 - 11.2%
Asian: 229,578 - 10.0%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 17,885
Brazilian: 1,568

Cincinnati - 2,261,655
White: 1,737,709 - 76.9%
Black: 255,302 - 11.3%
Hispanic: 82,707 - 3.7%
Asian: 63,298 - 2.8%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 7,837
Brazilian - 1,058

Kansas City - 2,199,254
White: 1,533,013 - 69.9%
Black: 258,171 - 11.7%
Hispanic: 213,408 - 9.7%
Asian: 63,691 - 2.8%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 7,108
Brazilian: 656

Columbus, OH - 2,151,017
White: 1,399,107 - 65.0%
Black: 336,861 - 15.7%
Hispanic: 101,866 - 4.7%
Asian: 99,27 - 4.6%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 16,674
Brazilian: 365

Indianapolis - 2,129,479
White: 1,479,076 - 69.5%
Black: 312,289 - 14.7%
Hispanic: 157,157 - 7.4%
Asian: 77,071 - 3.6%

Cleveland - 2,075,066
White: 1,388,167 - 66.9%
Black: 390,643 - 18.8%
Hispanic: 135,052 - 6.5%
Asian: 50,124 - 2.4%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 16,113
Brazilian: 153

Nashville - 2,013,506
White: 1,388,489 - 69.0%
Black: 281,533 - 14.0%
Hispanic: 161,188 - 8.0%
Asian: 52,407 - 2.6%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 26,609 - 1.3%
Brazilian: 1,117

San Jose - 1,952,185
Asian: 740,803 - 37.9%
White: 520,242 - 26.7%
Hispanic: 512,877 - 26.3%
Black: 43,478 - 2.2%
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 27,875 - 1.4%
Brazilian: 2,132

Virginia Beach - 1,806,432
White: 957,708 - 53.0%
Black: 510,959 - 28.3%
Hispanic: 137,043 - 7.6%
Asian: 67,828- 3.9%

Providence - 1,675,444
White: 1,184,051 - 70.7%
Hispanic: 241,908 - 14.4%
Black: 67,162 - 4.0%
Asian: 46,386 - 2.8%
Brazilian: 9,735
Arab/Persian/Afghan: 6,917

Jacksonville - 1,637,666
White: 979,150 - 59.8%
Black: 322,785 - 19.7%
Hispanic: 168,362 - 10.3%
Asian: 68,378 - 4.2%

Milwaukee - 1,566,487
White: 1,006,766 - 64.3%
Black: 252,366 - 16.1%
Hispanic: 181,754 - 11.6%
Asian: 63,910 - 4.1%

Raleigh - 1,488,411
White: 850,339 - 58.7%
Black: 266,971 - 18.4%
Hispanic: 161,104 - 11.1%
Asian: 93,264 - 6.4%

Oklahoma City - 1,441,647
White: 888,264 - 61.6%
Hispanic: 208,151 - 14.4%
Black: 137,035 - 9.5%
Asian: 45,003 - 3.1%

Memphis - 1,336,438
Black: 623,337 - 46.6%
White: 552,229 - 41.3%
Hispanic: 81,139 - 6.1%
Asian: 28,008 - 2.1%

Richmond - 1,317,525
White: 729,957 - 55.4%
Black: 370,285 - 28.1%
Hispanic: 93,010 - 7.1%
Asian: 54,287 - 4.1%

Louisville - 1,284,826
White: 938,634 - 73.1%
Black: 172,672 - 13.4%
Hispanic: 73,184 - 5.7%
Asian: 25,447 - 2.0%

Salt Lake City - 1,263,061
White: 873,531 - 69.2%
Hispanic: 239,434 - 19.0%
Asian: 50,041 - 4.0%
Black: 19,330 - 1.5%

New Orleans - 1,261,726
White: 626,036 - 49.6%
Black: 418,276 - 33.2%
Hispanic: 117,934 - 9.3%
Asian: 34,063 - 2.7%

Hartford - 1,211,906
White: 764,018 - 63.0%
Hispanic: 196,078 - 16.2%
Black: 127,585 - 10.5%
Asian: 65,856 - 5.4%

Buffalo - 1,162,336
White: 871,095 - 74.9%
Black: 130,206 - 11.2%
Hispanic: 64,506 - 5.5%
Asian: 43,315 - 3.7%

Birmingham - 1,114,262
White: 670,402 - 60.2%
Black: 332,416 - 29.8%
Hispanic: 52,193 - 4.7%
Asian: 16,644 - 1.5%

Grand Rapids - 1,091,620
White: 831,432 - 76.2%
Hispanic: 111,435 - 10.2%
Black: 71,504 - 6.6%
Asian: 28,716 - 2.6%

Wow. Some things that stand out. Some of those mid-western rust belt cities have really low Hispanic %. It Seems like Austin and Raleigh may be increasing in their white% Some cities have no Brazilian or Arab/Persian population? Edit also somewhat surprised by Orlando's Hispanic population.