The data is based on the U.S. census. I’ve noticed people without papers are a bit paranoid about answering questions. Some of the cities listed are pretty high income. I’m sure this reflects how demographics (hacienda heights is seen as a more desirable area for Hispanics, good school district, and near Bishop Amat a Catholic football powerhouse).
No mention of Compton, originally German, then Black, and now more Hispanic.
La Puente was also not mentioned.
As a long term Ca resident it’s been interesting to watch the changes over the last 50+ years.
The data is based on the U.S. census. I’ve noticed people without papers are a bit paranoid about answering questions. Some of the cities listed are pretty high income. I’m sure this reflects how demographics (hacienda heights is seen as a more desirable area for Hispanics, good school district, and near Bishop Amat a Catholic football powerhouse).
No mention of Compton, originally German, then Black, and now more Hispanic.
La Puente was also not mentioned.
As a long term Ca resident it’s been interesting to watch the changes over the last 50+ years.