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Being a social construct, the parameters of race constantly shift and redefine. Today we seem to think largely in broad stroke terms of people being white, black, hispanic, and Asian.
So using that perspective, what city and/or metro area has the smallest range between the percentages of those four groups? Obviously since no city or metro is 25% white, 25% black, 25% hispanic, and 25% Asian, there is no "0 range" here.
But what place comes closest? And other than the one with the smallest range, what cities/metro's do you considered fairly balanced between whites, blacks, hispanics, and Asians?
It's impossible to say with demographic numbers because the US Census still includes Hispanic numbers with the White population so it's hard to get a true reflection of either.
It's impossible to say with demographic numbers because the US Census still includes Hispanic numbers with the White population so it's hard to get a true reflection of either.
That's not exactly true, you usually see white people separated as "non-Hispanic white".
Off the top of my head, Jersey City, Oakland, Sacramento.
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