7. Austin, Texas
Surprisingly for most people, this city actually has a history of racial integration in neighborhoods, educational system, and public space in general. Out of its 912,791 inhabitants, there are 48.7% white, 35.1% Hispanic/Latino, 8.1% black, 6.3% Asian and 3.4% other. In general, Texas is really doing great regarding, not just racial diversity, but also racial integration, which is our main concern. One of the main things that the city of Austin recently did to improve the racial integration is the plan for building affordable housing, and to manage neighborhoods available to all of the people, which brought to creating racially diverse places for living. Austin is definitely one of the cities that embrace diversities, and it deserves the place on our list.
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