The Odds Are 82% That Two Neighbors Here Are of Different Ethnicities or Races

In 2010, the diversity index, the chance that two random people in the U.S. were from different racial or ethnic groups, was 54.9%. By 2020, this number increased to 61.1%. This increase highlights a clear trend towards heightened racial and ethnic diversity across America, underlining the shift in demographics as younger generations embrace a more multicultural environment.

Mountain View in Anchorage, Alaska, stands out as the most culturally diverse community in the country with a remarkable diversity index of 82%. This figure indicates that the likelihood of residents belonging to different racial or ethnic groups is extremely high, reflecting a melting pot of cultures. Such neighborhoods exemplify the progressive movement towards inclusivity and representation in society.

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