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@belamo The map, if it is valid, is nonetheless deceptive. I assume it's based on surnames. Most whites are mutts of one sort or another. I, for example, have an Anglo-Norman surname, which would lead some people to think "English", but I'm more likely descended from Normans who invaded Ireland starting in the 1160s, and am--as importantly--Irish, Scottish, Ashkenazi Jew, German and Native American.
The ethnic breakdown in California as of the last census is 39% Hispanic, 35% White, 15% Asian, 5% Black, 1% Native American. The fastest growing segment of the population is multi-racial.
Were you to drop by the Beverly Hills High School campus you'd think Beverly Hills was 85% Persian Jewish, if you strolled around the southern STEM and medicine portion of the UCLA campus you'd think LA was 90% Asian; at the northern Humanities end you'd think it was 90% white. Enter any local government office and you'd think it was 75% black, 25% Hispanic. Drive by a homeless encampment and you'd think it was 100% white. Turn on the television and watch the ads during the Olympics? 70% black, 25% Hispanic and Asian, 5% white. It's pretty complicated.
The ethnic breakdown in California as of the last census is 39% Hispanic, 35% White, 15% Asian, 5% Black, 1% Native American. The fastest growing segment of the population is multi-racial.
Were you to drop by the Beverly Hills High School campus you'd think Beverly Hills was 85% Persian Jewish, if you strolled around the southern STEM and medicine portion of the UCLA campus you'd think LA was 90% Asian; at the northern Humanities end you'd think it was 90% white. Enter any local government office and you'd think it was 75% black, 25% Hispanic. Drive by a homeless encampment and you'd think it was 100% white. Turn on the television and watch the ads during the Olympics? 70% black, 25% Hispanic and Asian, 5% white. It's pretty complicated.
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