So, where do all the white people live then? (Los Angeles: neighborhoods, good schools)

[Mr. Zero]

Originally Posted by Mr_Geek

We only live on the nicest beaches, right on the water. Or those big houses on the hills.

Yeah. Manhattan Beach is about 85% white.

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by afropack-man

I'm pretty sure he was was. He was wearing a phish t shirt.

Ah ok, case closed!
To verify if he was a true Phish fan, you should of checked to see if his eyes were bloodshot and he reeked of weed.

[afropack-man]

Originally Posted by jm1982

Ah ok, case closed!
To verify if he was a true Phish fan, you should of checked to see if his eyes were bloodshot and he reeked of weed.

Why would I want to smell a phish fan?

[Astral_Weeks]

Originally Posted by ryanms3030

Was this a white bastion? History tells me that Mexicans were here first and then whites and chinese showed up around the same time during the gold rush. And of course we all kicked out the natives

Historically speaking you are correct. However, in terms of a large population base, the City of Los Angeles was little more than a tiny pueblo of barely 1,600 people in 1848 when California became part of the United States.

Los Angeles remained a tiny cow town until the late 1800's when Los Angeles became connected to the rest of the county via the railroad. The large population boom of the late 1800's and early 1900's was mostly whites (non-Hispanic) from the east and mid-west. Yes, there were waves of Mexican immigrants in the early 1900's as well which continued to punctuate the region's Hispanic identity. In a general sense, circa 1920 to about 1960 or so LA was a white majority city with significant pockets of Latinos, Blacks and Asians.

[jm1982]

Originally Posted by ryanms3030

I think the honest answer is Colorado, Oregon, Washington

The Cannabis Corridor.

[payutenyodagimas]

they moved to North OC..then to South OC

[BRinSM]

southern california is very expensive, so many people who don't have the financial means to live somewhere that is safe and has decent schools for their kids end up moving out. many of these people who have moved are white. this creates a vacuum in many areas that is filled in with lower income minorities/immigrants who don't place safety and school quality at the same level as more traditional americans. outside of the san gabriel valley (which is dominated by chinese and other asians), if you show me a city/neighborhood that is safe and has good schools, you will see plenty of white people.

[Count David]

[ryanms3030]

Originally Posted by jm1982

The Cannabis Corridor.

What do you expect? After nearly 20 years of "legalization" in CA people aren't going to move to a prohibition state

[CaliRestoration]

Originally Posted by David Aguilar

???

You live in Colorado.

In California, Race is the jump starter for any social solution or problem. It's really weird.