Diversity in US Census Tracts Over Decades

Explore how US Census tracts from 1990 to 2019 reflect diverse populations with no predominant racial or ethnic group exceeding 50%. Images depict the changing landscape of Asian, Black, Hispanic, and White populations in these areas.

• Diversity
• US Census
• Racial Composition
• Population Trends
• Multiculturalism

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1. MOST COMMON GROUP WHERE NO ONE RACE OR ETHNICITY IS A MAJORITY Black* Hispanic White* Census Tracts 1990 No Predominant Group (No Group with more than 50%) *Non-Hispanic

2. MOST COMMON GROUP WHERE NO ONE RACE OR ETHNICITY IS A MAJORITY Asian* Black* Hispanic White* Census Tracts 2000 No Predominant Group (No Group with more than 50%) *Non-Hispanic

3. MOST COMMON GROUP WHERE NO ONE RACE OR ETHNICITY IS A MAJORITY Asian* Black* Hispanic White* Census Tracts 2010 No Predominant Group (No Group with more than 50%) *Non-Hispanic

4. MOST COMMON GROUP WHERE NO ONE RACE OR ETHNICITY IS A MAJORITY Asian* Black* Hispanic White* Census Tracts 2019 No Predominant Group (No Group with more than 50%) *Non-Hispanic