Minorities in the Twin Cities: What the 2010 U.S. Census Tells Us

According to the latest Census figures, the Twin Cities suburbs have more minorities of every race and ethnicity than the central cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul combined. Learn more by reading this article by Will Craig, Associate Director for the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs on what the 2010 census tells us about minorities in the Twin Cities. Originally appeared in the Summer 2011 CURA Reporter.

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Tags: Intercultural relations, Census, minorities, Twin Cities

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Minorities in the Twin Cities: What the 2010 U.S. Census Tells Us

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