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Just…wow.
Using data from the 2000 U.S. census, Eric Fischer made infographics of the 40 largest metropolitan areas that map the density of racial groups with vivid colors. Each dot represents 25 people, and each color represents a different racial group. Red dots signify white people, blue dots signify black people, green dots are Asians, etc. From Fischer’s graphics it’s clear that measures to encourage racial integration have, in most cities, not been effective.
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No real surprises in New York’s map.
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This is amazing.
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Race map of New York, 2000
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yes, just. wow.
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This is pretty fascinating...click through different cities.
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Urban Racial Segregation Mapped Using data from the 2000 U.S. census, Eric Fischer made infographics of the 40 largest...
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Just…wow.
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princessandtherevolution said:
How cool. Thanks for sharing Mr. Reader.
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