Where is the most racially diverse place in the world?

Question

My teacher told me it was Oakland County, MI. (my home town). Is this true?

Answer 1

NYC

Answer 2

Does the town government SUPPORT diversity and fight discrimination? Because I think a place has to really be supportive of diversity in order for it to rank as the most diverse place in the world. California is mind blowing. I hardly hear any English being spoken out there and that is just weird. Nothing against, it but it was an unexpected and new sensation. My city supports diversity even by bussing children into schools across town if that particular school (elementary) is not as racially, religiously and economically similar to all the other schools. Come down and visit Shaker Heights, Ohio or just visit the website. Or you could always just take my word for it. Also, the diversity can't be one sided. You've got to have a lot of people buying into it: dedicated to not participating in WHITE FLIGHT, secret racist building covenants, racial profiling in stores and in the businesses and institutions, et cetera. For example, my hometown, East Chicago, Indiana is very diverse, with European 2nd, 2rd and 4th generations, Black 3rd, 4th and 5th generations, Mexican 3rd, 4th and so on, Puerto Rican, Philipino, et cetera, BUT the Mexican population exploits and supports their own agenda exclusively culturally and politically, not realizing how much support they'd garner from more exclusivity regardless of your nationality. Sad. But all shortfalls aside, ain't diversity grand? I think so!

Answer 3

New World countries like the USA, Canada and Brazil are the most diverse countries in the world.
In the USA, LA is the most culturally, racially and
ethnically diverse city in the world. There is truly no place like Los Angeles. I would wager, with confidence, that there is no other place in the world in which you can eat a kimchi kalbi burrito in a restaurant owned by a Mexican Jew. If you happen to be in or around Westwood, make sure to stop by Jose Bernstein’s and try one. I did, just to say that I did.

Answer 4

i stay in maplewood. the following, were distinct in a unmarried way, yet segregateed in yet another. there are exceedingly a lot no indians, latinoes, or any others. Its nonetheless about a 50-50 danger of blacks and whites even if if u google maplewood center college, it shows u the racial populations. i did that when, and that i noted that it became about 40 8% caucasion, 40 9% african american and, a million% latino/spanish

Answer 5

Canada

Answer 6

Hawaii

Answer 7

USA...don't know about the state or what ever.
hey, i'm from oakland county, mi. too

Answer 8

Amsterdam, Holland I have been to about 18 countries and if you find a person who is Dutch and born in Amsterdam rub them on the head for good luck. They are in a minority.

Answer 9

I think it's New York City. This city carry bloodlines from all over the world.

Answer 10

Jackson height, NY

Answer 11

Montreal, Qc. in Canada. I believe that you can find people of every single background in this city.and it's beautiful ( both the city & mix of people)