You say that well. I associate this idea with Richard Florida, who has written about the Creative Class and the Tolerance Index: "The map above shows how metro

You say that well. I associate this idea with Richard Florida, who has written about the Creative Class and the Tolerance Index: "The map above shows how metros across the U.S. score on the Tolerance Index, as updated for The Rise of the Creative Class, Revisited. The chart below shows the top 20 metros. Developed by my Martin Prosperity Institute colleague Kevin Stolarick, it ranks U.S. metros according to three key variables—the share of immigrants or foreign-born residents, the Gay Index (the concentration of gays and lesbians), and the Integration Index, which tracks the level of segregation between ethnic and racial groups." https://www.citylab.com/equity/2012/07/geography-tolerance/2241/ https://www.citylab.com/equity/2012/07/geography-tolerance/2...