Residential segregation in U.S. Cities

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Residential segregation in U.S. Cities

Census redistricting data reveal segregation trends in 100 largest metro areas

3/28/2011 feature story

Segregation scores, based on 2010 U.S. census data, are now available for the 100 largest metropolitan areas (population of 500,000 or more). Tables show segregation trends (dissimilarity indices) from 1990-2010 for blacks, Hispanics, and Asians. (Produced by William H. Frey and the SSDAN team.)