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http://synthpopviewer.rti.org/ http://synthpopviewer.rti.org/ has better locations and the points are households, not people.
by thornygreb 12y ago
http://synthpopviewer.rti.org/ http://synthpopviewer.rti.org/
has better locations and the points are households, not people.
- lotharbot 12y agoOn the down side, this appears to show "white Hispanic" as white, which makes Denver look like a giant sea of sameness instead of one of the most diverse cities in the country.
- thornygreb 12y agoThat is because hispanic is not a separate race according to the census it is an ethnicity. There are white hispanics and black hispanics, etc.
- lotharbot 12y agoI understand and reject that reasoning. When you're mapping diversity, put me and my pasty-white Anglo-Dutch ancestry and my neighbors who grew up in Mexico in different categories.
- thornygreb 12y agoAnd that is your right, you can make your own map, the census is freely available. It isn't a 'diversity' map, it is a map showing census data for race, income, household size and age, not ethnicity.
- lotharbot 12y ago> "you can make your own map" or use the one in the original post. I'm just clarifying why I prefer that map over the one you linked to.