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[Urbanguy]

@ brickell, population figures for Guyanese, Jamaican, Haitian, Brazilian, etc will more than likely be released with Summary File 2 as it was in the 2000 Census. I think we may have to wait until later this year or some time next year to see that release though.

New York has the largest Ecuadorian population in the US by far (& I think that the DC area has the largest Bolivian population). I'm guessing that New York City's Ecuadorian population is larger than Madrids by now possibly giving New York another one of those "most of X than any other metro in the world outside of their home country" title.

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In downtown, new kids on the block


Read More: http://www.startribune.com/local/min...125692778.html

A new form of transportation has joined the car, bus, bike and light-rail train in downtown Minneapolis. The stroller. The number of kids under age 5 living in downtown neighborhoods has tripled since 2000, according to newly released U.S. census figures. The 2010 census counted 444 small children in the area from the Mill District through downtown and along the Mississippi River to Plymouth Avenue.

The rapid growth, coupled with increases in older children as well, is the most telling evidence to date that downtown's swelling population is much more than young professionals and empty nesters. Since 2000, the population of the Downtown East, Downtown West and North Loop neighborhoods has risen to more than 11,000 people, up 82 percent.

The growth, which has converted some condo hallways into the downtown equivalent of suburban cul-de-sacs, promises to reshape the area as developers, businesses and even the city cater to urban tots, urban studies experts say. The depth of the trend will depend largely on whether parents can cope with the lack of nearby schools and other conveniences as their kids age.

"It shows that parents are willing to have kids downtown," said David Frank, who moved downtown six years ago with his wife and daughter, now 14. Until recently, Frank worked for a developer who built hundreds of condo units in neighborhood along the Mississippi. Now he's in charge of helping to promote transit-oriented development for the city.

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The State of Metropolitan America: Suburbs and the 2010 Census


PDF: http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Fil...esentation.pdf

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First, the initial results from the 2010 Census signal a continuing demographic convergence within U.S. metropolitan areas, one that is blurring the lines that have long separated cities and suburbs.


Second, this convergence results from a complicated mix of economic, social, and physical changes in metro areas, and raises a host of consequences for suburban communities at the front lines of change.


And third, in light of these growing and shared challenges, we must adopt a metropolitan approach to managing and making the most of demographic change in an increasingly metropolitan world.

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[pesto]

Originally Posted by M II A II R II K

The State of Metropolitan America: Suburbs and the 2010 Census


PDF: http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/Fil...esentation.pdf

Isn't this something that everyone has known for several hundred years? Hardly something that comes from reviewing the new census.

A better way of putting it might be that some things should be more localized and some things more regionalized. This is area by area, depending on the particular city, county or other district involved and what right or wrong decisions have been made in the past.

[Urbanguy]

*Mega update*

NOTE: There's no data for Arab/Middle Eastern, European, West Indian or Subsaharan African groups with this release. CSAs that extend into other States are not complete until all States have been released. Also the data is for ethnic, tribe or racial group alone (not mixed) with the exception of Hispanic or Latino groups which can be of mixed race (e.g., Mestizo).

*update for MPLSP (complete CSA data)
**Did not include Cincy, Louisville & Saint Louis -- going to wait for complete CSA data before posting.

Minneapolis, MN CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 251,537
2 Mexican: 130,595
3 Hmong (Mong) alone: 62,319
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 30,052
5 Vietnamese alone: 21,229
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 20,667
7 Korean alone: 12,751
8 Chippewa alone: 8,867
9 Puerto Rican: 8,825
10 Filipino alone: 7,844
11 Laotian alone: 7,805
12 Ecuadorian: 7,151
13 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 6,257
14 Salvadoran: 5,994
Total Population: 3,615,902

*Over 1,000 for ID

Idaho
1 Mexican: 148,923
2 Black or African American alone: 9,810
3 Spanish or Spaniard: 5,765
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 3,821
5 Filipino alone: 3,022
6 Puerto Rican: 2,910
7 Japanese alone: 2,620
8 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 2,152
9 Vietnamese alone: 1,707
10 Korean alone: 1,670
11 Peruvian: 1,560
12 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 1,174
13 Guatemalan: 1,168
14 Salvadoran: 1,159
Total Population: 1,567,582

*Over 4,000 for MO

Missouri
1 Black or African American alone: 693,391
2 Mexican: 147,254
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 23,223
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 20,693
5 Vietnamese alone: 14,523
6 Puerto Rican: 12,236
7 Filipino alone: 10,914
8 Korean alone: 9,249
9 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 8,081
10 Spanish or Spaniard: 7,486
11 Guatemalan: 6,610
12 Cuban: 4,979
13 Salvadoran: 4,628
Total Population: 5,988,927

*Over 5,000 for OH

Ohio
1 Black or African American alone: 1,407,681
2 Mexican: 172,029
3 Puerto Rican: 94,965
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 64,187
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 41,006
6 Filipino alone: 16,899
7 Korean alone: 15,281
8 Vietnamese alone: 13,121
9 Spanish or Spaniard: 10,857
10 Japanese alone: 10,162
11 Guatemalan: 8,680
12 Cuban: 7,523
13 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 6,453
14 Salvadoran: 5,627
15 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 5,386
16 Colombian: 5,247
Total Population: 11,536,504

*Over 5,000 for UT

Utah
1 Mexican: 258,905
2 Black or African American alone: 29,287
3 Spanish or Spaniard: 15,547
4 Navajo alone: 14,542
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 10,522
6 Tongan alone: 9,395
7 Salvadoran: 8,998
8 Samoan alone: 8,246
9 Vietnamese alone: 8,025
10 Peruvian: 7,514
11 Puerto Rican: 7,182
12 Guatemalan: 6,877
13 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 6,212
14 Japanese alone: 6,087
15 Filipino alone: 5,600
16 Korean alone: 5,379
Total Population: 2,763,885
*The Tongan & Samoan population has grown a lot since the 2000 census

*Over 1,000 for WV

West Virginia
1 Black or African American alone: 63,124
2 Mexican: 9,704
3 Puerto Rican: 3,701
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 3,304
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,581
6 Filipino alone: 1,939
7 Spanish or Spaniard: 1,517
8 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 1,085
9 Korean alone: 1,039
Total Population: 1,852,994

*Over 3,000 for WI

Wisconsin
1 Black or African American alone: 359,148
2 Mexican: 244,248
3 Hmong (Mong) alone: 47,127
4 Puerto Rican: 46,323
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 22,899
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 16,684
7 Chippewa alone: 14,137
8 Filipino alone: 7,930
9 Korean alone: 7,919
10 Menominee alone: 6,938
11 Spanish or Spaniard: 5,508
12 Vietnamese alone: 4,877
13 Iroquois alone: 4,247
14 Laotian alone: 3,721
15 Cuban: 3,696
16 Guatemalan: 3,037
Total Population: 5,686,986

*Over 1,000 for Boise

Boise, ID MSA
1 Mexican: 64,844
2 Black or African American alone: 5,576
3 Spanish or Spaniard: 2,695
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,072
5 Filipino alone: 1,484
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 1,412
7 Puerto Rican: 1,399
8 Japanese alone: 1,293
9 Vietnamese alone: 1,293
Total Population: 616,561

*Over 2,000 for KCMO

Kansas City, MO CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 257,641
2 Mexican: 131,070
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 11,787
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 7,307
5 Vietnamese alone: 7,098
6 Puerto Rican: 5,750
7 Filipino alone: 4,536
8 Korean alone: 4,193
9 Spanish or Spaniard: 3,641
10 Salvadoran: 3,268
11 Guatemalan: 3,193
12 Honduran: 3,148
13 Cuban: 3,075
14 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 2,458
Total Population: 2,104,853

*Over 2,000 for Cleveland

Cleveland, OH CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 504,921
2 Puerto Rican: 63,690
3 Mexican: 26,593
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 18,687
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 12,911
6 Filipino alone: 5,475
7 Korean alone: 4,093
8 Vietnamese alone: 3,540
9 Spanish or Spaniard: 2,871
10 Cuban: 2,066
11 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 2,000
Total Population: 2,881,937

*Over 2,000 for Columbus

Columbus, OH CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 283,289
2 Mexican: 39,502
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 19,818
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 11,527
5 Puerto Rican: 8,467
6 Korean alone: 4,854
7 Japanese alone: 3,633
8 Filipino alone: 3,395
9 Vietnamese alone: 3,274
10 Salvadoran: 2,740
11 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 2,118
12 Spanish or Spaniard: 2,062
Total Population: 2,071,052

*Over 3,000 for SLC

Salt Lake City, UT CSA
1 Mexican: 188,769
2 Black or African American alone: 24,069
3 Spanish or Spaniard: 12,169
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 7,773
5 Tongan alone: 7,671
6 Vietnamese alone: 7,325
7 Samoan alone: 6,116
8 Salvadoran: 5,891
9 Puerto Rican: 5,293
10 Peruvian: 5,068
11 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 5,062
12 Japanese alone: 4,716
13 Navajo alone: 4,547
14 Guatemalan: 4,503
15 Filipino alone: 4,335
16 Korean alone: 3,644
Total Population: 1,744,886

*Over 2,000 for Milwaukee

Milwaukee, WI CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 282,777
2 Mexican: 117,311
3 Puerto Rican: 34,870
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 12,675
5 Hmong (Mong) alone: 11,525
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 6,082
7 Filipino alone: 3,149
8 Korean alone: 2,615
9 Vietnamese alone: 2,385
10 Laotian alone: 2,169
11 Spanish or Spaniard: 2,063
Total Population: 1,751,316

*Over 5,000 for GA

Georgia
1 Black or African American alone: 2,950,435
2 Mexican: 519,502
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 96,116
4 Puerto Rican: 71,987
5 Korean alone: 52,431
6 Vietnamese alone: 45,263
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 42,420
8 Guatemalan: 36,874
9 Salvadoran: 32,107
10 Colombian: 26,013
11 Cuban: 25,048
12 Honduran: 20,577
13 Filipino alone: 17,923
14 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 14,941
15 Spanish or Spaniard: 13,369
16 Peruvian: 10,570
17 Pakistani alone: 9,868
18 Panamanian: 8,678
19 Japanese alone: 7,658
20 Venezuelan: 6,289
21 Laotian alone: 5,560
22 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 5,241
Total Population: 9,687,653

*Over 2,000 for KY

Kentucky
1 Black or African American alone: 337,520
2 Mexican: 82,110
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 12,501
4 Puerto Rican: 11,454
5 Cuban: 9,323
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 8,618
7 Guatemalan: 5,231
8 Filipino alone: 5,188
9 Vietnamese alone: 5,046
10 Korean alone: 4,917
11 Japanese alone: 4,124
12 Spanish or Spaniard: 3,091
13 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 2,783
14 Salvadoran: 2,351
15 Honduran: 2,012
Total Population: 4,339,367

*Over 1,000 for ME

Maine
1 Black or African American alone: 15,707
2 Mexican: 5,134
3 Puerto Rican: 4,377
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 3,429
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 1,959
6 Vietnamese alone: 1,713
7 Filipino alone: 1,639
8 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 1,456
9 Spanish or Spaniard: 1,177
10 Korean alone: 1,144
Total Population: 1,328,361

*Over 1,000 for NH

New Hampshire
1 Black or African American alone: 15,035
2 Puerto Rican: 11,729
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 8,268
4 Mexican: 7,822
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 6,065
6 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 4,460
7 Vietnamese alone: 2,472
8 Filipino alone: 2,177
9 Korean alone: 2,175
10 Colombian: 1,899
11 Spanish or Spaniard: 1,701
12 Cuban: 1,349
13 Indonesian alone: 1,056
Total Population: 1,316,470

*Over 1,000 for PR

Puerto Rico
1 Puerto Rican: 3,554,642
2 Black or African American alone: 461,498
3 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 68,036
4 Cuban: 17,860
5 Mexican: 9,965
6 Colombian: 5,377
7 Spanish or Spaniard: 5,094
8 South American Indian alone: 3,557
9 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 3,523
10 Venezuelan: 2,945
11 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,175
12 Argentinean: 1,737
13 Peruvian: 1,618
14 Panamanian: 1,200
15 Central American Indian alone: 1,167
16 Ecuadorian: 1,075
Total Population: 3,725,789

*Over 5,000 for VA

Virginia
1 Black or African American alone: 1,551,399
2 Mexican: 155,067
3 Salvadoran: 123,800
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 103,916
5 Puerto Rican: 73,958
6 Korean alone: 70,577
7 Filipino alone: 66,963
8 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 56,244
9 Vietnamese alone: 53,529
10 Guatemalan: 33,556
11 Bolivian: 31,333
12 Honduran: 30,583
13 Peruvian: 29,096
14 Pakistani alone: 24,464
15 Spanish or Spaniard: 19,222
16 Colombian: 15,797
17 Cuban: 15,229
18 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 10,504
19 Japanese alone: 9,471
20 Nicaraguan: 7,388
21 Panamanian: 7,180
22 Ecuadorian: 6,902
23 Thai alone: 6,729
24 Argentinean: 6,263
25 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 6,178
26 Bangladeshi alone: 5,848
Total Population: 8,001,024

*Over 4,000 for ATL

Atlanta, GA CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 1,769,623
2 Mexican: 356,670
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 79,790
4 Puerto Rican: 44,908
5 Korean alone: 44,832
6 Vietnamese alone: 38,269
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 35,069
8 Salvadoran: 27,385
9 Guatemalan: 24,417
10 Colombian: 22,366
11 Cuban: 18,169
12 Honduran: 17,365
13 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 12,431
14 Filipino alone: 10,646
15 Spanish or Spaniard: 8,833
16 Peruvian: 8,753
17 Pakistani alone: 8,679
18 Japanese alone: 5,786
19 Panamanian: 5,670
20 Venezuelan: 5,605
21 Laotian alone: 4,331
22 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 4,237
23 Ecuadorian: 4,007
Total Population: 5,618,431

*Over 2,000 for VA Beach

Virginia Beach, VA MSA
1 Black or African American alone: 522,409
2 Filipino alone: 29,522
3 Mexican: 29,024
4 Puerto Rican: 27,464
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 5,818
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 5,511
7 Korean alone: 5,436
8 Vietnamese alone: 4,680
9 Spanish or Spaniard: 4,584
10 Cuban: 3,768
11 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 3,207
12 Salvadoran: 2,876
13 Panamanian: 2,658
14 Honduran: 2,394
15 Colombian: 2,218
Total Population: 1,671,683

*Over 2,000 for Richmond

Richmond, VA MSA
1 Black or African American alone: 375,427
2 Mexican: 20,843
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 12,926
4 Puerto Rican: 10,074
5 Salvadoran: 8,238
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 5,885
7 Guatemalan: 5,303
8 Vietnamese alone: 4,884
9 Korean alone: 4,380
10 Filipino alone: 3,509
11 Honduran: 2,079
Total Population: 1,258,251

[M II A II R II K]

White flight — to the city


Read More: http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/...7955238.column

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New census data reveal that Washington, where the population has been more than 50% black since the early 1960s, has lost its black majority. Likewise, due to a decline in the presence of blacks, Latinos and Asians, for the first time since the 1970s a majority of Manhattan's population is white. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, which prided itself on being overwhelmingly African American (remember Mayor C. Ray Nagin and his "chocolate city" speech?), has seen the percentage of black residents drop precipitously. Even Atlanta, long a stronghold for the African American middle class, is projected to lose its black majority this decade.

- And in Los Angeles, after half a century of decline, the city's white population has stabilized and even increased in the central city. Over the last 10 years, for instance, the white share of the population of Echo Park grew from 13% to 23%. Thus far, news stories on these shifts have focused on individual cities or the inevitable bruised feelings inherent in the process of demographic change. In San Francisco, then-Mayor Gavin Newsom lamented that the city's declining black population meant that Babylon by the Bay was losing its soul. One commentator called the decline of diversity in Manhattan a sort of "benign ethnic cleansing."

- But no one seems to be connecting the dots and concluding that American cities are on the verge of big change. On one level this is a story about race and class, but the more profound shift in the U.S. urban experience will be cultural. Once upon a time, a newcomer to the big city was most likely a country bumpkin obliged to make his way among the sophisticates. But the in-migration today is coming from the suburbs, whose denizens are relatively well-off and capable of wielding cultural power in their new neighborhoods.

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[M II A II R II K]

Even when affluent, minorities live in poorer neighborhoods


Read More: http://californiawatch.org/dailyrepo...borhoods-11839

PDF Report: http://www.s4.brown.edu/us2010/Data/...report0727.pdf

The average affluent black or Hispanic household lives in a poorer neighborhood than does the average working-class white household, showing that higher incomes do not always translate to upward residential mobility, according to a new analysis of census data. Researchers with US 2010, a project on recent American demographic changes, found that with only one exception – affluent Asians – minorities at every income level live in poorer neighborhoods than their white counterparts.

- "More is at work here than simple market processes that place people according to their means," US 2010 Project Director John Logan said in the report. "There is a substantial component of segregation that cannot be accounted for by income." Take, for example, affluent households – those whose annual income is above $75,000. From 2005 to 2009, the average affluent white resident lived in a neighborhood where 8.9 percent of households were poor (making less than $40,000 a year). But for affluent blacks and Hispanics, neighborhood poverty was 13 percent or higher. These figures reflect the racial and ethnic isolation in which minorities live, researchers said.

- Across the United States, black, Hispanic and Asian households live in neighborhoods with higher proportions of their own race and ethnicity than are in their greater metropolitan regions. The average black household, for example, lived in a neighborhood where 40.7 percent of residents were black, even though blacks made up 19 percent of the metropolitan region. "Residential segregation is not benign," Logan said in the report. "It does not mean only that blacks and Hispanics, Asians and whites live in different neighborhoods with little contact between them. It means that whatever their personal circumstances, black and Hispanic families on average live at a disadvantage and raise their children in communities with fewer resources."

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[pesto]

So now it's not OK for ethnic groups to freely chose to live with their own ethnic group if they can afford to live somewhere else? Kind of peculiar thinking. It may be time to get over hyper-analyzing race and ethnicity. The goal is to increase "mobility" (that is, an end to restrictions that did not allow you to move to a neighborhood), not to achieve a perfect homogenization, which is neither attainable or desirable.

[Urbanguy]

...and another update before the weekend!

NOTE: There's no data for Arab/Middle Eastern, European, West Indian or Subsaharan African groups with this release. CSAs that extend into other States are not complete until all States have been released. Also the data is for ethnic, tribe or racial group alone (not mixed) with the exception of Hispanic or Latino groups which can be of mixed race (e.g., Mestizo).

Completed CSAs with various cutt-offs some over 1,000 some over 4,000, etc.

Birmingham, AL CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 319,229
2 Mexican: 38,329
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 4,536
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,794
5 Puerto Rican: 1,941
6 Vietnamese alone: 1,788
7 Guatemalan: 1,522
8 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 1,388
9 Korean alone: 1,265
10 Salvadoran: 1,101
11 Filipino alone: 1,069
Total Population: 1,208,453

Sacramento, CA CSA
1 Mexican: 404,041
2 Black or African American alone: 163,296
3 Filipino alone: 55,055
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 52,572
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 47,088
6 Vietnamese alone: 29,020
7 Hmong (Mong) alone: 28,583
8 Spaniard or Spanish: 20,487
9 Japanese alone: 15,646
10 Puerto Rican: 13,324
11 Laotian alone: 11,345
12 Korean alone: 10,290
13 Salvadoran: 9,229
14 Fijian (Itaukei) alone: 6,245
15 Pakistani alone: 5,649
16 Guatemalan: 4,148
Total Population: 2,461,780

Louisville, KY CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 188,883
2 Mexican: 30,943
3 Cuban: 7,695
4 Puerto Rican: 5,750
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 5,724
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 3,213
7 Vietnamese alone: 3,182
8 Filipino alone: 2,739
9 Korean alone: 2,602
10 Guatemalan: 2,209
11 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,223
Total Population: 1,427,483

St. Louis, MO CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 519,221
2 Mexican: 46,628
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 16,913
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 13,597
5 Vietnamese alone: 7,686
6 Filipino alone: 6,087
7 Puerto Rican: 5,613
8 Korean alone: 5,496
9 Spaniard or Spanish: 3,800
10 Pakistani alone: 2,109
11 Cuban: 1,957
12 Japanese alone: 1,770
13 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 1,618
14 Guatemalan: 1,559
15 Colombian: 1,360
16 Honduran: 1,218
17 Thai alone: 1,081
Total Population: 2,878,255

Cincinnati, OH CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 256,837
2 Mexican: 29,091
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 14,742
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 7,922
5 Puerto Rican: 5,849
6 Guatemalan: 4,302
7 Vietnamese alone: 3,492
8 Filipino alone: 3,383
9 Korean alone: 2,852
10 Japanese alone: 2,695
11 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,870
12 Cuban: 1,686
13 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 1,444
14 Colombian: 1,249
15 Peruvian: 1,154
16 Honduran: 1,052
Total Population: 2,172,191

Illinois
1 Black or African American alone: 1,866,414
2 Mexican: 1,602,403
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 188,328
4 Puerto Rican: 182,989
5 Filipino alone: 114,724
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 98,269
7 Korean alone: 61,469
8 Guatemalan: 35,321
9 Pakistani alone: 29,646
10 Vietnamese alone: 25,036
11 Ecuadorian: 22,816
12 Cuban: 22,541
13 Colombian: 19,345
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 19,094
15 Japanese alone: 17,542
16 Salvadoran: 14,217
17 Honduran: 12,023
18 Peruvian: 10,213
19 Thai alone: 7,430
20 Laotian alone: 5,822
21 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 5,691
22 Taiwanese alone: 5,600
23 Argentinean: 5,294
24 Mexican American Indian: 5,153
Total Population: 12,830,632

Indiana
1 Black or African American alone: 591,397
2 Mexican: 295,373
3 Puerto Rican: 30,304
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 27,598
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 21,100
6 Filipino alone: 10,652
7 Korean alone: 10,322
8 Burmese alone: 7,523
9 Salvadoran: 7,401
10 Vietnamese alone: 6,845
11 Spaniard or Spanish: 6,496
12 Guatemalan: 5,933
13 Honduran: 5,345
14 Japanese alone: 4,896
15 Cuban: 4,042
16 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 3,036
Total Population: 6,483,802

Nevada
1 Mexican: 540,978
2 Black or African American alone: 218,626
3 Filipino alone: 98,351
4 Salvadoran: 30,043
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 27,673
6 Cuban: 21,459
7 Puerto Rican: 20,664
8 Spaniard or Spanish: 19,527
9 Korean alone: 13,896
10 Guatemalan: 13,407
11 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 11,671
12 Japanese alone: 10,873
13 Vietnamese alone: 9,892
14 Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli) alone: 6,459
15 Thai alone: 5,515
16 Colombian: 5,230
17 Peruvian: 4,581
18 Honduran: 4,481
19 Nicaraguan: 4,475
20 Paiute alone: 4,027
Total Population: 2,700,551

Oregon
1 Mexican: 369,817
2 Black or African American alone: 69,206
3 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 29,313
4 Vietnamese alone: 26,195
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 16,740
6 Filipino alone: 15,861
7 Korean alone: 15,212
8 Spaniard or Spanish: 14,310
9 Japanese alone: 12,085
10 Puerto Rican: 8,845
11 Guatemalan: 7,703
12 Salvadoran: 5,906
13 Cuban: 4,923
14 Laotian alone: 4,692
15 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 4,027
16 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 3,093
17 Mexican American Indian alone: 3,090
18 Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli) alone: 3,060
Total Population: 3,831,074

South Dakota
1 Sioux alone: 55,948
2 Mexican: 13,839
3 Black or African American alone: 10,207
4 Guatemalan: 1,620
5 Puerto Rican: 1,483
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 1,268
7 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 1,152
8 Filipino alone: 1,048
Total Population: 814,180

Washington
1 Mexican: 601,768
2 Black or African American alone: 240,042
3 Filipino alone: 91,367
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 86,977
5 Vietnamese alone: 66,575
6 Korean alone: 62,374
7 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 61,124
8 Japanese alone: 35,008
9 Spaniard or Spanish: 27,079
10 Puerto Rican: 25,838
11 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 19,101
12 Samoan alone: 13,110
13 Salvadoran: 12,637
14 Puget Sound Salish alone: 12,422
15 Guamanian or Chamorro (Chamoru) alone: 9,746
16 Guatemalan: 9,520
17 Laotian alone: 9,333
18 Yakama alone: 7,325
19 Colville alone: 6,954
20 Taiwanese alone: 6,832
21 Cuban: 6,744
22 Thai alone: 6,154
23 Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli) alone: 5,861
24 Colombian: 5,560
25 Peruvian: 5,276
Total Population: 6,724,540

Chicago, IL CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 1,675,181
2 Mexican: 1,559,992
3 Puerto Rican: 189,435
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 172,371
5 Filipino alone: 109,844
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 88,141
7 Korean alone: 54,293
8 Guatemalan: 33,659
9 Pakistani alone: 28,592
10 Ecuadorian: 22,496
11 Vietnamese alone: 21,469
12 Cuban: 20,778
13 Colombian: 18,053
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 16,950
15 Japanese alone: 15,711
16 Salvadoran: 13,740
17 Honduran: 11,701
18 Peruvian: 9,748
19 Thai alone: 6,503
20 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 5,316
21 Argentinean: 5,096
22 Mexican American Indian alone: 4,922
23 Taiwanese alone: 4,595
Total Population: 9,686,021

Indianapolis, IN CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 277,372
2 Mexican: 86,790
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 14,240
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 8,282
5 Puerto Rican: 6,519
6 Filipino alone: 3,780
7 Burmese alone: 3,540
8 Salvadoran: 3,380
9 Korean alone: 3,180
10 Honduran: 2,936
11 Vietnamese alone: 2,873
12 Guatemalan: 2,561
13 Japanese alone: 2,260
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 2,067
15 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 1,581
16 Cuban: 1,495
17 Pakistani alone: 1,317
18 Colombian: 1,296
19 Peruvian: 1,195
Total Population: 2,080,782

Las Vegas, NV CSA
1 Mexican: 428,524
2 Black or African American alone: 205,253
3 Filipino alone: 87,045
4 Salvadoran: 24,617
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 23,574
6 Cuban: 20,657
7 Puerto Rican: 17,949
8 Spaniard or Spanish: 14,556
9 Korean alone: 12,356
10 Guatemalan: 10,525
11 Japanese alone: 9,157
12 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 8,564
13 Vietnamese alone: 8,502
14 Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli) alone: 5,725
15 Thai alone: 4,984
16 Colombian: 4,587
17 Honduran: 4,015
18 Peruvian: 3,825
19 Nicaraguan: 3,593
20 Guamanian or Chamorro (Chamoru) alone: 3,155
21 Argentinean: 3,149
Total Population: 1,995,215

Reno, NV CSA
1 Mexican: 79,994
2 Black or African American alone: 10,271
3 Filipino alone: 9,923
4 Salvadoran: 4,871
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 3,630
6 Spaniard or Spanish: 3,223
7 Guatemalan: 2,706
8 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 2,606
9 Paiute alone: 2,287
10 Puerto Rican: 1,985
11 Korean alone: 1,386
12 Japanese alone: 1,349
13 Vietnamese alone: 1,229
Total Population: 477,397

Portland, OR MSA
1 Mexican: 189,974
2 Black or African American alone: 63,650
3 Vietnamese alone: 26,501
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 24,971
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 15,117
6 Filipino alone: 13,881
7 Korean alone: 12,771
8 Japanese alone: 9,358
9 Spaniard or Spanish: 8,322
10 Guatemalan: 6,178
11 Puerto Rican: 5,939
12 Laotian alone: 4,758
13 Cuban: 4,199
14 Salvadoran: 3,712
15 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 3,564
16 Hmong (Mong) alone: 2,525
17 Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli) alone: 2,036
Total Population: 2,226,009

Salem, OR MSA
1 Mexican: 76,544
2 Black or African American alone: 3,795
3 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,574
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 1,421
5 Filipino alone: 1,199
6 Vietnamese alone: 1,123
Total Population: 390,738

Eugene, OR MSA
1 Mexican: 19,702
2 Black or African American alone: 3,369
3 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,333
4 Korean alone: 1,529
5 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,274
6 Japanese alone: 1,076
Total Population: 351,715

Seattle, WA CSA
1 Mexican: 266,124
2 Black or African American alone: 208,518
3 Filipino alone: 81,537
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 77,031
5 Vietnamese alone: 58,452
6 Korean alone: 56,160
7 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 54,320
8 Japanese alone: 29,908
9 Puerto Rican: 20,364
10 Spaniard or Spanish: 18,332
11 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 17,101
12 Samoan alone: 12,139
13 Puget Sound Salish alone: 10,327
14 Salvadoran: 8,709
15 Guamanian or Chamorro (Chamoru) alone: 8,132
16 Laotian alone: 7,697
17 Guatemalan: 6,803
18 Taiwanese alone: 6,023
19 Thai alone: 5,141
20 Cuban: 4,804
21 Colombian: 4,401
22 Peruvian: 4,392
23 Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli) alone: 4,263
Total Population: 4,199,312

Spokane, WA MSA
1 Mexican: 14,613
2 Black or African American alone: 8,056
3 Vietnamese alone: 1,805
4 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,715
5 Filipino alone: 1,592
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 1,431
7 Puerto Rican: 1,322
8 Korean alone: 1,128
9 Japanese alone: 1,110
Total Population: 471,221

[pesto]

Irony: almost every ethnicity in the world in almost every city, but only 2000 Paiute and 10k Salish altogether. Outnumbered even by the Khmer.

[Urbanguy]

^Actually, there are over 4,000 Paiute alone in Nevada & 12,000 Salish in Washington State. However, the Paiute (alone) are a small native American community & will probably number below 8,000 when all the numbers are added up nation-wide. The majority are found in California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona & Utah. The Salish will also be a little higher when all states are released but are pretty much isolated to Washington, Oregon & British Columbia where they are native.

[M II A II R II K]

Immigration and Poverty in America's Suburbs


Read More: http://www.brookings.edu/papers/2011...on_singer.aspx

As the foreign-born have grown more numerous, they have dispersed geographically. Some metropolitan areas have become immigrant gateways for the first time. And within many metropolitan areas, increasing numbers of immigrants have settled in suburban communities, where they were once only a sparse presence. Meanwhile, another change has been taking place on the metropolitan landscape: poverty is on the rise in the suburbs.

An analysis of poverty levels among U.S.-born and foreign-born residents in the nation’s 95 largest metropolitan areas in 2000 and 2009 shows that:

Foreign-born residents of America’s suburbs experienced markedly higher poverty rates (14.1 percent) than the U.S. born (9.8 percent) in 2009. The 2.7 million foreign-born poor in the suburbs represented one of every five suburban residents living in poverty.


Immigrants accounted for almost a third (30 percent) of overall population growth in the suburbs from 2000 to 2009, but less than a fifth (17 percent) of the increase in the poor population. The suburbanization of poverty accelerated most among the U.S. born who accounted for 83 percent of the growth in suburban poverty.


Between 2000 and 2009 immigrants contributed more to the growth of the suburban poor population in the South than in other regions. In Washington, D.C., 40 percent of the growth in the suburban poor was due to immigrants, while they contributed just 11 percent in Detroit. In 2009, immigrants made up the highest share of suburban poor in the West (27 percent) and the lowest in the Midwest (10 percent). In Miami, Los Angeles, McAllen, and Fresno, immigrants made up more than one third of the poor population living in suburbs.


The West was the only region where the poverty rate of suburban immigrants decreased between 2000 and 2009. Atlanta saw the largest increase in its suburban immigrant poverty rate (6.5 percentage points) while three large immigrant destinations—McAllen, Los Angeles, and Riverside—experienced decreases.

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[Urbanguy]

NOTE: There's no data for Arab/Middle Eastern, European, West Indian or Subsaharan African groups with this release. CSAs that extend into other States are not complete until all States have been released. Also the data is for ethnic, tribe or racial group alone (not mixed) with the exception of Hispanic or Latino groups which can be of mixed race (e.g., Mestizo).

Completed CSAs with various cutt-offs some over 1,000 some over 4,000, etc.

A few updated CSAs:

New York, NY CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 3,727,105
2 Puerto Rican: 1,373,911
3 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 863,400
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 657,015
5 Mexican: 630,440
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 573,329
7 Ecuadorian: 344,781
8 Colombian: 248,588
9 Korean alone: 218,764
10 Salvadoran: 206,475
11 Filipino alone: 201,156
12 Cuban: 145,293
13 Peruvian: 145,153
14 Guatemalan: 131,244
15 Honduran: 107,241
16 Spaniard or Spanish: 87,118
17 Pakistani alone: 83,659
18 Bangladeshi alone: 63,069
19 Japanese alone: 48,487
20 Argentinean: 39,296
21 Vietnamese alone: 33,459
22 Costa Rican: 31,961
23 Panamanian: 31,105
24 Taiwanese alone: 23,359
25 Chilean: 23,197
26 Venezuelan: 20,756
27 Nicaraguan: 19,609
28 Uruguayan: 17,536
29 Thai alone: 11,062
30 Bolivian: 10,461
Total Population: 22,085,649

Philadelphia, PA CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 1,293,664
2 Puerto Rican: 298,338
3 Mexican: 123,964
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 92,277
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 68,171
6 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 39,850
7 Korean alone: 36,236
8 Vietnamese alone: 31,744
9 Filipino alone: 23,864
10 Cuban: 12,810
11 Colombian: 12,125
12 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 11,117
13 Spaniard or Spanish: 10,765
14 Guatemalan: 9,120
15 Pakistani alone: 8,529
16 Ecuadorian: 7,241
17 Salvadoran: 6,298
18 Honduran: 5,551
19 Peruvian: 4,615
20 Japanese alone: 4,437
21 Bangladeshi alone: 4,198
Total Population: 6,533,683

Omaha, NE CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 68,226
2 Mexican: 63,008
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 4,329
4 Salvadoran: 3,517
5 Guatemalan: 2,517
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,455
7 Vietnamese alone: 2,289
8 Puerto Rican: 2,085
9 Filipino alone: 2,016
10 Burmese alone: 1,720
11 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,694
12 Korean alone: 1,643
Total Population: 902,041

=======States and Metros released this week=======

Arkansas
1 Black or African American alone: 449,895
2 Mexican: 138,194
3 Salvadoran: 14,980
4 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 8,659
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 7,973
6 Vietnamese alone: 5,515
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 4,849
8 Puerto Rican: 4,789
9 Guatemalan: 4,533
10 Marshallese alone: 4,121
11 Filipino alone: 3,937
12 Laotian alone: 3,903
13 Spaniard or Spanish: 3,677
Total Population: 2,915,918

Iowa
1 Mexican: 117,090
2 Black or African American alone: 89,148
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 11,081
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 9,309
5 Vietnamese alone: 8,347
6 Salvadoran: 5,601
7 Korean alone: 5,537
8 Guatemalan: 4,917
9 Puerto Rican: 4,885
10 Laotian alone: 4,687
11 Filipino alone: 3,558
12 Spaniard or Spanish: 2,668
Total Population: 3,046,355

Louisiana
1 Black or African American alone: 1,452,396
2 Mexican: 78,643
3 Honduran: 30,617
4 Vietnamese alone: 28,352
5 Puerto Rican: 11,603
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 11,174
7 Spaniard or Spanish: 10,584
8 Cuban: 10,330
9 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 9,412
10 Houma alone: 6,846
11 Guatemalan: 6,660
12 Filipino alone: 6,416
13 Nicaraguan: 6,390
14 Salvadoran: 5,120
Total Population: 4,533,372

Maryland
1 Black or African American alone: 1,700,298
2 Salvadoran: 123,789
3 Mexican: 88,004
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 79,051
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 64,487
6 Korean alone: 48,592
7 Filipino alone: 43,923
8 Puerto Rican: 42,572
9 Guatemalan: 34,491
10 Vietnamese alone: 23,635
11 Honduran: 20,576
12 Peruvian: 18,229
13 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 14,873
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 14,128
15 Pakistani alone: 14,046
16 Colombian: 12,990
17 Cuban: 10,366
18 Nicaraguan: 8,196
19 Bolivian: 7,496
20 Ecuadorian: 7,076
21 Japanese alone: 6,749
22 Panamanian: 5,341
23 Argentinean: 5,138
Total Population: 5,773,552

New Jersey
1 Black or African American alone: 1,204,826
2 Puerto Rican: 434,092
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 292,256
4 Mexican: 217,715
5 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 197,922
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 124,858
7 Filipino alone: 110,650
8 Colombian: 101,593
9 Ecuadorian: 100,480
10 Korean alone: 93,679
11 Cuban: 83,362
12 Peruvian: 75,869
13 Salvadoran: 56,532
14 Guatemalan: 48,869
15 Honduran: 36,556
16 Spaniard or Spanish: 32,713
17 Pakistani alone: 26,006
18 Vietnamese alone: 20,628
19 Costa Rican: 19,933
20 Argentinean: 14,272
21 Japanese alone: 13,146
22 Uruguayan: 10,902
23 Taiwanese alone: 8,972
24 Nicaraguan: 8,222
25 Chilean: 8,100
26 Bangladeshi alone: 7,567
Total Population: 8,791,894

Texas
1 Mexican: 7,951,193
2 Black or African American alone: 2,979,598
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 245,981
4 Salvadoran: 222,599
5 Vietnamese alone: 210,913
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 141,823
7 Puerto Rican: 130,576
8 Spaniard or Spanish: 111,507
9 Filipino alone: 103,074
10 Honduran: 88,389
11 Korean alone: 67,750
12 Guatemalan: 66,244
13 Pakistani alone: 53,901
14 Colombian: 50,810
15 Cuban: 46,541
16 Peruvian: 22,605
17 Venezuelan: 20,162
18 Nicaraguan: 19,817
19 Japanese alone: 18,360
20 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 17,084
21 Mexican American Indian alone: 14,435
22 Taiwanese alone: 14,175
23 Panamanian: 13,994
24 Argentinean: 13,831
25 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 13,353
26 Laotian alone: 13,298
27 Choctaw alone: 12,722
28 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 12,056
29 Thai alone: 11,049
30 Ecuadorian: 10,793
31 Burmese alone: 9,800
32 Bangladeshi alone: 8,060
Total Population: 25,145,561

Little Rock, AK CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 206,076
2 Mexican: 28,113
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 2,839
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,033
5 Puerto Rican: 1,783
6 Filipino alone: 1,658
7 Guatemalan: 1,303
8 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 1,181
9 Vietnamese alone: 1,139
10 Korean alone: 1,119
11 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,070
Total Population: 877,091

Fayetteville-Springdale, AR MSA
1 Mexican: 49,778
2 Black or African American alone: 8,981
3 Salvadoran: 8,865
4 Marshallese alone: 4,083
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 3,542
6 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 3,469
7 Guatemalan: 1,632
8 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 1,229
9 Hmong (Mong) alone: 1,186
10 Vietnamese alone: 1,172
11 Puerto Rican: 1,139
12 Laotian alone: 1,137
Total Population: 463,204

Des Moines, IA CSA
1 Mexican: 29,313
2 Black or African American alone: 27,744
3 Vietnamese alone: 3,632
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 3,355
5 Laotian alone: 2,421
6 Salvadoran: 2,230
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 1,728
8 Puerto Rican: 1,166
9 Korean alone: 1,164
10 Guatemalan: 1,080
Total Population: 639,784

New Orleans, LA CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 411,720
2 Honduran: 25,165
3 Mexican: 21,255
4 Vietnamese alone: 16,024
5 Cuban: 6,460
6 Nicaraguan: 5,317
7 Puerto Rican: 5,215
8 Spaniard or Spanish: 4,769
9 Guatemalan: 4,434
10 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 4,089
11 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 4,068
12 Salvadoran: 2,887
13 Filipino alone: 2,510
14 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 2,506
Total Population: 1,214,932

Baton Rouge, LA CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 293,052
2 Mexican: 13,167
3 Vietnamese alone: 5,198
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 2,809
5 Honduran: 2,612
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,583
7 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,647
8 Cuban: 1,598
9 Puerto Rican: 1,486
10 Salvadoran: 1,410
11 Filipino alone: 1,045
Total Population: 825,905

Shreveport, LA CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 168,997
2 Mexican: 9,835
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 1,001
Total Population: 439,811

Houston, TX CSA
1 Mexican: 1,601,318
2 Black or African American alone: 1,045,232
3 Salvadoran: 141,704
4 Vietnamese alone: 104,106
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 91,852
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 65,857
7 Honduran: 53,721
8 Filipino alone: 39,606
9 Guatemalan: 38,215
10 Puerto Rican: 29,680
11 Pakistani alone: 29,452
12 Colombian: 28,980
13 Spaniard or Spanish: 25,592
14 Cuban: 19,223
15 Korean alone: 14,796
16 Venezuelan: 12,501
17 Nicaraguan: 9,518
18 Peruvian: 8,617
19 Argentinean: 6,564
20 Taiwanese alone: 6,213
21 Ecuadorian: 5,036
22 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 4,987
23 Japanese alone: 4,836
24 Mexican American Indian alone: 4,691
25 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 4,625
Total Population: 6,051,363

Dallas, TX CSA
1 Mexican: 1,495,751
2 Black or African American alone: 978,135
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 100,979
4 Vietnamese alone: 72,059
5 Salvadoran: 60,299
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 43,261
7 Puerto Rican: 34,107
8 Korean alone: 29,110
9 Filipino alone: 24,477
10 Spaniard or Spanish: 24,365
11 Honduran: 18,258
12 Pakistani alone: 16,971
13 Guatemalan: 15,099
14 Cuban: 11,250
15 Colombian: 10,894
16 Laotian alone: 8,788
17 Peruvian: 8,119
18 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 5,986
19 Choctaw alone: 5,814
20 Japanese alone: 5,670
21 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 4,933
22 Taiwanese alone: 4,432
23 Nepalese alone: 4,195
24 Thai alone: 4,189
25 Argentinean: 4,127
26 Burmese alone: 4,021
Total Population: 6,731,317

Austin, TX CSA
1 Mexican: 457,700
2 Black or African American alone: 128,163
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 23,683
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 14,962
5 Vietnamese alone: 14,478
6 Spaniard or Spanish: 10,149
7 Puerto Rican: 9,605
8 Korean alone: 8,218
9 Salvadoran: 6,231
10 Honduran: 6,110
11 Filipino alone: 5,918
12 Cuban: 5,240
13 Guatemalan: 4,245
14 Pakistani alone: 3,192
15 Colombian: 3,048
16 Japanese alone: 2,161
Total Population: 1,759,039

San Antonio, TX MSA
1 Mexican: 971,280
2 Black or African American alone: 141,468
3 Puerto Rican: 20,999
4 Spaniard or Spanish: 18,661
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 10,567
6 Filipino alone: 10,312
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 5,591
8 Vietnamese alone: 5,281
9 Salvadoran: 4,285
10 Korean alone: 4,268
11 Cuban: 3,755
12 Honduran: 3,473
13 Colombian: 3,328
14 Guatemalan: 2,816
15 Panamanian: 2,663
16 Japanese alone: 2,178
Total Population: 2,142,508

[BevoLJ]

Ya'ay the one I have been waiting for! Thanks Urbanguy!

[M II A II R II K]

Census tracks 20 years of sweeping change


Read More: http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...s-change_n.htm

The USA is bigger, older, more Hispanic and Asian and less wedded to marriage and traditional families than it was in 1990. It also is less enamored of kids, more embracing of several generations living under one roof, more inclusive of same-sex couples, more cognizant of multiracial identities, more suburban, less rural and leaning more to the South and West.

Results of the 2010 Census have been pouring out all year, an avalanche of statistics detailing the population characteristics of states, counties and cities. But the Census represents more than just a current snapshot.

The end of the first decade of the 21st century marks a turning point in the nation's social, cultural, geographic, racial and ethnic fabric. It's a shift so profound that it reveals an America that seemed unlikely a mere 20 years ago — one that will influence the nation for years to come in everything from who is elected to run the country, states and cities to what type of houses will be built and where.

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[M II A II R II K]

Striking Change in Bedford-Stuyvesant as the White Population Soars


Read More: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/05/ny...pagewanted=all

.....

Overshadowed by Harlem’s racial metamorphosis since 2000, an even more striking evolution has occurred in Bedford-Stuyvesant. Over all, the neighborhood is now barely 60 percent black — down from 75 percent a decade ago. But in the older Bedford section west of Throop Avenue, according to the 2010 census, blacks have recently become a minority of the population for the first time in 50 years. “Both the fall of the crime rate and the improvement of the subway were conditions that made this neighborhood more attractive to people who might not have considered living there in the past,” said John H. Mollenkopf, director of the Center for Urban Research at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.

- In the past decade, the black population of Bedford dropped to 34,000 from 40,000, or to 49 percent from 69 percent. Meanwhile, the number of whites grew to more than 18,000, up from just over 2,000, or to 26 percent, up from 4 percent. From 2000 to 2010, the white population soared 633 percent — the biggest percentage increase of any major racial or ethnic group in any New York City neighborhood. In Central Harlem, meanwhile, the number of whites rose 400 percent, increasing their share of the population to 10 percent, up from 2 percent.

- “In the 2010 census, the first thing we noticed was how the concentrations in many traditional black and white areas dropped off across so many blocks,” said Steven Romalewski, director of the mapping service of the Center for Urban Research at CUNY’s Graduate Center, which analyzed the census results block by block. In Brooklyn, he said, “you can see how the white population, for example, is shifting eastward into traditionally black areas, while blacks are also moving eastward, especially to Flatlands and Canarsie.”

- “You’re getting new money, new people, you get different types of services and stores, and you get more police protection,” he said. “Homeowners are doing well, but if you’re a renter, those prices have gone up also and that has pushed some people into moving out. Michael Guerra, executive vice president of Prudential Douglas Elliman and its Brooklyn sales director, said the neighborhood was attracting students from the nearby Pratt Institute, as well as “couples and singles who are looking for more value and a segment of pioneers who think there’s a long-term upside.”

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The intersection of Greene and Classon Avenues, above, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, which is becoming increasingly white.

[M II A II R II K]

Visualizing Race/Ethnicity Trends, Block by Block: Interactive Map Generator

[tech12]

Originally Posted by M II A II R II K

White flight — to the city


Read More: http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/...7955238.column

Why does this article assume that SF's dropping black population means it has a rising white population? SF's non-hispanic white population dropped between 2000 and 2010, just as the black population did. Asians and Latinos are the groups growing in SF (and this dropping black/white and rising Asian/Latino trend in SF has been going on since 1970).

[Urbanguy]

More updates:

Charlotte, NC CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 524,511
2 Mexican: 106,779
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 20,738
4 Puerto Rican: 17,777
5 Salvadoran: 13,778
6 Honduran: 10,780
7 Vietnamese alone: 10,639
8 Colombian: 8,197
9 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 7,466
10 Cuban: 6,351
11 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 5,547
12 Ecuadorian: 4,940
13 Korean alone: 4,652
14 Guatemalan: 4,269
Total Population: 2,402,623

Washington DC-Baltimore, MD CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 2,245,992
2 Salvadoran: 248,481
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 161,059
4 Mexican: 155,377
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 106,316
6 Korean alone: 105,839
7 Filipino alone: 76,750
8 Puerto Rican: 70,482
9 Vietnamese alone: 65,711
10 Guatemalan: 59,661
11 Peruvian: 45,660
12 Honduran: 44,635
13 Bolivian: 38,470
14 Pakistani alone: 35,522
15 Spaniard or Spanish: 26,602
16 Colombian: 25,310
17 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 21,573
18 Cuban: 18,732
19 Nicaraguan: 15,178
20 Japanese alone: 13,560
21 Ecuadorian: 12,487
22 Argentinean: 11,132
23 Thai alone: 9,377
24 Panamanian: 9,307
25 Bangladeshi alone: 8,361
26 Chilean: 8,011
Total Population: 8,572,971

Florida
1 Black or African American alone: 2,999,862
2 Cuban: 1,213,438
3 Puerto Rican: 847,550
4 Mexican: 629,718
5 Colombian: 300,414
6 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 172,451
7 Nicaraguan: 135,143
8 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 128,735
9 Honduran: 107,302
10 Venezuelan: 102,116
11 Peruvian: 100,965
12 Filipino alone: 90,223
13 Guatemalan: 83,882
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 70,492
15 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 68,680
16 Ecuadorian: 60,574
17 Vietnamese alone: 58,470
18 Argentinean: 56,260
19 Salvadoran: 55,144
20 Panamanian: 28,741
21 Korean alone: 26,205
22 Chilean: 23,549
23 Costa Rican: 20,761
24 Uruguayan: 14,542
25 Pakistani alone: 13,568
26 Japanese alone: 13,224
27 Bolivian: 10,938
28 Thai alone: 10,801
29 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 8,943
Total Population: 18,801,310

Massachusetts
1 Black or African American alone: 434,398
2 Puerto Rican: 266,125
3 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 118,164
4 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 103,292
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 77,177
6 Salvadoran: 43,400
7 Vietnamese alone: 42,915
8 Mexican: 38,379
9 Guatemalan: 32,812
10 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 25,387
11 Korean alone: 24,110
12 Colombian: 23,843
13 Spaniard or Spanish: 13,535
14 Honduran: 12,533
15 Filipino alone: 12,309
16 Cuban: 11,306
17 Japanese alone: 9,224
18 Ecuadorian: 7,592
19 Peruvian: 7,360
20 Pakistani alone: 6,205
Total Population: 6,547,629

Michigan
1 Black or African American alone: 1,400,362
2 Mexican: 317,903
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 77,132
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 41,451
5 Puerto Rican: 37,267
6 Korean alone: 24,186
7 Chippewa alone: 23,564
8 Filipino alone: 22,047
9 Vietnamese alone: 16,787
10 Spaniard or Spanish: 11,575
11 Japanese alone: 10,911
12 Pakistani alone: 9,931
13 Cuban: 9,922
14 Guatemalan: 8,428
15 Bangladeshi alone: 7,965
16 Hmong (Mong) alone: 5,580
17 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 5,012
18 Ottawa alone: 4,297
Total Population: 9,883,640

South Carolina
1 Black or African American alone: 1,290,684
2 Mexican: 138,358
3 Puerto Rican: 26,493
4 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 15,941
5 Filipino alone: 10,053
6 Colombian: 9,436
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 9,279
8 Guatemalan: 8,883
9 Honduran: 8,091
10 Vietnamese alone: 6,801
11 Cuban: 5,955
12 Spaniard or Spanish: 4,953
13 Korean alone: 4,876
14 Salvadoran: 3,830
15 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 3,126
16 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 3,018
Total Population: 4,625,364

Miami, FL MSA
1 Black or African American alone: 1,169,185
2 Cuban: 982,758
3 Puerto Rican: 207,727
4 Colombian: 204,198
5 Mexican: 130,794
6 Nicaraguan: 118,768
7 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 95,966
8 Venezuelan: 75,235
9 Honduran: 74,357
10 Peruvian: 71,886
11 Guatemalan: 47,699
12 Argentinean: 44,003
13 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 41,334
14 Ecuadorian: 37,029
15 Salvadoran: 33,033
16 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 26,692
17 Spaniard or Spanish: 25,084
18 Chilean: 17,161
19 Filipino alone: 16,800
20 Panamanian: 13,529
21 Costa Rican: 11,528
22 Uruguayan: 11,081
23 Vietnamese alone: 11,057
24 Bolivian: 6,697
25 Pakistani alone: 6,353
26 Korean alone: 5,328
Total Population: 5,564,635

Tampa, FL
1 Black or African American alone: 329,334
2 Puerto Rican: 143,886
3 Mexican: 101,355
4 Cuban: 81,542
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 23,526
6 Colombian: 22,872
7 Spaniard or Spanish: 17,651
8 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 17,639
9 Vietnamese alone: 15,254
10 Filipino alone: 13,324
11 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 9,206
12 Honduran: 7,636
13 Peruvian: 7,019
14 Venezuelan: 5,533
15 Ecuadorian: 5,292
16 Korean alone: 4,913
17 Guatemalan: 4,391
18 Salvadoran: 4,158
Total Population: 2,783,243

Orlando, FL, CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 416,517
2 Puerto Rican: 302,254
3 Mexican: 78,362
4 Cuban: 42,063
5 Colombian: 40,256
6 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 37,610
7 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 28,681
8 Filipino alone: 16,853
9 Vietnamese alone: 14,066
10 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 13,109
11 Venezuelan: 12,912
12 Peruvian: 10,080
13 Ecuadorian: 10,074
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 7,726
15 Honduran: 7,665
16 Salvadoran: 6,657
17 Guatemalan: 6,378
18 Korean alone: 5,651
19 Panamanian: 4,799
20 Nicaraguan: 4,470
21 Argentinean: 4,355
Total Population: 2,818,120

Jacksonville, FL MSA
1 Black or African American alone: 292,881
2 Puerto Rican: 30,532
3 Mexican: 20,803
4 Filipino alone: 18,970
5 Cuban: 9,969
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 9,152
7 Colombian: 4,786
8 Vietnamese alone: 4,548
9 Spaniard or Spanish: 3,961
10 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 3,633
11 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 3,191
12 Honduran: 2,351
13 Korean alone: 2,182
Total Population: 1,345,596

Detroit, MI CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 1,115,582
2 Mexican: 139,192
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 63,584
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 29,705
5 Puerto Rican: 21,723
6 Filipino alone: 16,978
7 Korean alone: 15,049
8 Japanese alone: 8,634
9 Pakistani alone: 8,498
10 Bangladeshi alone: 7,669
11 Vietnamese alone: 7,071
12 Spaniard or Spanish: 6,485
13 Cuban: 4,222
14 Hmong (Mong) alone: 4,125
15 Chippewa alone: 3,894
Total Population: 5,218,852

Grand Rapids, MI CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 92,495
2 Mexican: 74,902
3 Puerto Rican: 8,121
4 Vietnamese alone: 6,442
5 Guatemalan: 4,940
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 3,083
7 Korean alone: 3,067
8 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,924
9 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 2,550
10 Cuban: 2,434
Total Population: 1,321,557

Greenville, SC CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 220,826
2 Mexican: 40,638
3 Puerto Rican: 6,153
4 Colombian: 6,135
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 5,703
6 Guatemalan: 2,815
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 2,752
8 Vietnamese alone: 2,409
9 Honduran: 2,218
Total Population: 1,266,995

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More updates:

FYI: The Black of African American alone racial group includes Sub-Saharan African, Caribbean Black/West Indian, etc. Data for Sub-Saharan Africans & West Indians will probably be released with the Summary File 2.

Boston, MA CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 452,734
2 Puerto Rican: 221,069
3 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 138,146
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 124,102
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 85,235
6 Guatemalan: 51,003
7 Mexican: 48,753
8 Salvadoran: 44,947
9 Vietnamese alone: 43,370
10 Colombian: 32,061
11 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 30,119
12 Korean alone: 25,678
13 Filipino alone: 15,418
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 15,343
15 Honduran: 13,829
16 Cuban: 12,637
17 Japanese alone: 9,787
18 Peruvian: 8,094
19 Ecuadorian: 8,072
20 Laotian alone: 6,825
21 Pakistani alone: 6,229
Total Population: 7,559,060

Mississippi
1 Black or African American alone: 1,098,385
2 Mexican: 52,459
3 Choctaw alone: 7,539
4 Vietnamese alone: 7,025
5 Puerto Rican: 5,888
6 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 5,494
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 4,317
8 Filipino alone: 3,562
9 Guatemalan: 2,978
10 Honduran: 2,448
11 Spaniard or Spanish: 2,414
12 Cuban: 2,063
13 Korean alone: 1,537
14 Salvadoran: 1,174
15 Colombian: 1,025
Total Population: 2,967,297

New Mexico
1 Mexican: 590,890
2 Spaniard or Spanish: 132,567
3 Navajo alone: 108,306
4 Black or African American alone: 42,550
5 Pueblo alone: 38,321
6 Puerto Rican: 7,964
7 Apache alone: 7,778
8 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 5,418
9 Filipino alone: 4,963
10 Vietnamese alone: 4,726
11 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 4,550
12 Cuban: 4,298
13 Korean alone: 2,423
14 Guatemalan: 2,386
15 Japanese alone: 2,208
16 Salvadoran: 2,051
Total Population: 2,059,179

North Dakota
1 Chippewa alone: 14,977
2 Sioux alone: 10,149
3 Mexican: 9,223
4 Black or African American alone: 7,960
5 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 1,543
6 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 1,455
Total Population: 672,591

Rhode Island
1 Black or African American alone: 60,189
2 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 35,008
3 Puerto Rican: 34,979
4 Guatemalan: 18,852
5 Mexican: 9,090
6 Colombian: 8,283
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 6,574
8 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 5,176
9 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 4,653
10 Laotian alone: 2,875
11 Salvadoran: 2,715
12 Filipino alone: 2,621
13 Spaniard or Spanish: 2,214
14 Korean alone: 2,138
Total Population: 1,052,567

Tennessee
1 Black or African American alone: 1,057,315
2 Mexican: 186,615
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 23,900
4 Puerto Rican: 21,060
5 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 14,605
6 Guatemalan: 14,323
7 Vietnamese alone: 10,033
8 Korean alone: 9,818
9 Honduran: 9,455
10 Filipino alone: 9,247
11 Salvadoran: 8,570
12 Cuban: 7,773
13 Laotian alone: 6,336
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 6,218
15 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 5,327
16 Japanese alone: 3,962
17 Colombian: 3,695
Total Population: 6,346,105

Albuquerque, NM MSA
1 Mexican: 230,619
2 Spaniard or Spanish: 72,903
3 Black or African American alone: 23,742
4 Navajo alone: 17,280
5 Pueblo alone: 16,971
6 Puerto Rican: 4,363
7 Vietnamese alone: 4,077
8 Cuban: 3,420
9 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 3,258
10 Filipino alone: 2,708
11 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 2,567
12 Korean alone: 1,474
13 Japanese alone: 1,285
14 Kiowa alone: 1,089
15 Salvadoran: 1,052
16 Apache alone: 1,026
Total Population: 887,077

Providence, RI MSA
1 Black or African American alone: 78,021
2 Puerto Rican: 53,465
3 Dominican (Dominican Republic): 36,931
4 Guatemalan: 21,540
5 Mexican: 11,182
6 Colombian: 8,879
7 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 8,668
8 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 7,190
9 Cambodian (Khmer) alone: 7,139
10 Salvadoran: 3,932
11 Filipino alone: 3,364
12 Spaniard or Spanish: 3,077
13 Laotian alone: 2,934
14 Korean alone: 2,668
15 Vietnamese alone: 2,266
16 Cuban: 2,175
17 Honduran: 2,046
Total Population: 1,600,852

Memphis, TN MSA
1 Black or African American alone: 601,043
2 Mexican: 47,397
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 6,911
4 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 4,588
5 Vietnamese alone: 4,056
6 Filipino alone: 2,657
7 Puerto Rican: 2,535
8 Honduran: 2,382
9 Guatemalan: 1,990
10 Korean alone: 1,906
11 Salvadoran: 1,302
12 Spaniard or Spanish: 1,196
13 Cuban: 1,189
Total Population: 1,316,100

Nashville, TN CSA
1 Black or African American alone: 252,418
2 Mexican: 68,622
3 Asian Indian or East Indian alone: 8,682
4 Puerto Rican: 6,772
5 Salvadoran: 6,025
6 Laotian alone: 5,495
7 Guatemalan: 4,919
8 Chinese (except Taiwanese) alone: 4,896
9 Honduran: 3,880
10 Korean alone: 3,705
11 Vietnamese alone: 3,628
12 Cuban: 3,106
13 Filipino alone: 2,742
14 Spaniard or Spanish: 2,058
15 Colombian: 1,560
16 Japanese alone: 1,361
17 Cherokee (Tsalagi) alone: 1,175
18 Burmese alone: 1,134
Total Population: 1,670,890

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US Island Areas excluding Puerto Rico (& Hawaii of course). The first numbers are of 2010 population counts -- the other is of 2000 followed by population change & percent change.

2010 2000
American Samoa 55,519 57,291 (-1,772) -3.09%
Guam 159,358 154,805 (+4,553) 2.94%
Northern Mariana Islands, Commonwealth of the 53,883 69,221 (-15,338) -22.16%
U.S. Virgin Islands 106,405 108,612 (-2,207) -2.03%

There appears to be a continued exodus of islanders as was the case with P.R. over the last 10 or so years (except for Guam). As far as I know, each of these places have fairly high birth rates but they're losing people at a much higher rate. California, Hawaii, Washington State, Utah, Nevada & Alaska are basically the primary destinations for American Samoans. Chamorros (from Guam & Northern Mariana Islands) continue to migrate to nearly all corners of the country but primarily California, Washington, Hawaii, Texas, etc. US Virgin Islanders mainly settle in the East like Florida, New York, etc. However, i'm almost certain that the majority of the people that have out-migrated from the Northern Mariana Islands are the foreign-born (58% of the pop. in 2000) most of which worked in the garment industry which shuttered many business in the Commonwealth over the last decade.