Why did Houston and L.A. become the most diverse & cosmopolitan cities??? (title, Vietnamese)

[txguy2009]

How did this occur?

[At1WithNature]

Originally Posted by txguy2009

How did this occur?

hmmm, can you go into further detail please?

[nature's message]

Do you mean when??

[pfxfrontier]

Originally Posted by At1WithNature

hmmm, can you go into further detail please?

He is being what they call an "Online Troll." Everyone knows that it isn't true, actually I laughed kinda loud when I read the title.

Thanks for the good laugh!

[johnatl]

Well, one of the cities you mentioned certainly isn't - so what's your point?

[Tdallas]

Originally Posted by txguy2009

How did this occur?

It was inevitable ever since Canada bought New York, Boston, Philadelphia, DC, and San Francisco.

[Marlin331]

Did you mean to say "San Francisco" or "New York" in place of "Houston" ?

[sweetclimber]

Originally Posted by johnatl

Well, one of the cities you mentioned certainly isn't - so what's your point?

They are both more than Atlanta

LA and Houston are not the most diverse and cosmopolitan in America, but easily in the top 6, like it or not

[sweetclimber]

Originally Posted by crisp444

Did you mean to say "San Francisco" or "New York" in place of "Houston" ?

NYC yes, but not SF. Stop letting the media think for you

[txguy2009]

NO, SF def. isn't one.

It's NYC, LA, and Houston.

Houston has hispanics, blacks, jewish immigrants from early 20th century, biggest Nigerian population in america, huge paki/indian population, 3rd largest Vietnamese population, large chinese population as well, several middle eastern countries are well-represented, lots of japanese from business.

SF is mostly asians that's the only major diversity