After Miami, Which city in the South feels the most international? (school, metro area)

[hipcat]

With a diverse population that comes from many different foriegn countries? Miami is a too obvious answer, and is not really "Southern".

[UTHORNS96]

Houston, easily imo.

[Spudcommando]

Probably a tie between Houston and Atlanta.

[f1000]

Miami is only diverse wihin the Latino context

Houston is definitely the most diverse racially

[HtownLove]

Houston goes toe to toe with Miami.

Houston has a more diverse Asian and African population while Miami has a more diverse latin and European population.

All in all Houston is more balanced, but those two are definitely the top two in the South.

DFW comes next not Atlanta

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Houston without a doubt. Following that, I would say DFW then Atlanta.

Other than those four (Miami, Houston, DFW, and Atlanta) I dont think there are any others I would consider international. Orlando maybe if you consider tourists.

[kennyc05]

Houston

[wnewberry22]

It depends on how broad you want your definition of South to be. If you consider the original Confederate states as your contextual "South" then the answer to this question has to be Fairfax County, VA. It has an metro "core" population of well over 1 million. Granted NOVA has lost a lot of it's Southernness over the years but if we are looking at pure demographics on diversity within traditionally Southern states...no city is even close to Fairfax. It has a large AA population, A very large Asian Minority, large hispanic minority, and a good mish-mosh of other races as well. On percentages alone it takes the cake as being the most mixed....Houston, DFW, Miami, and Atlanta all have a lower non-white population but the "diversity" is usually either just black or latino.

[ImOnTheMove]

Houston Texas BAYby

I mean. Who's more international than Beyonce?
/kidding

[stlouisan]

Houston. My brother is going to school there and there are more races and international students there than you can count with all the hands of the people that make up the STL metro area.