PITTSBURGH’S RACIAL DEMOGRAPHICS: DIFFERENCES AND DISPARITIES

Davis, Larry E. and Bangs, Ralph and Wallace, John and Crawley, Daria C. and Constance-Huggins, Monique and Gilkey, So’Nia and Greene, Natalie and Hanlon, Haleigh and Newman, Michael and Thornton, Jennifer and Briem, Christopher Center on Race and Social Problems University of Pittsburgh (2007) PITTSBURGH’S RACIAL DEMOGRAPHICS: DIFFERENCES AND DISPARITIES. UNSPECIFIED.

DRUM DOI

https://doi.org/10.13016/bryr-yguq

Abstract

Pittsburgh’s Racial Demographics: Differences and Disparities provides indicators of quality of life by race and ethnicity in the Pittsburgh region. Data are provided for four groups (Whites, African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics) and for four geographic areas (city of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh Metropolitan Statistical Area, and the U.S.). The most recent data available for the Pittsburgh area and the nation were used in this report. In some instances, however, only data from the 2000 census were available to make comparisons. It is also the case that data were not available on all of our topic areas in the same years. It is our hope to update this report every three years, particularly if the American Community Survey (which is designed to replace the decennial census) produces regular, reliable data by race for cities, counties, and regions.

URI (handle)

http://hdl.handle.net/1903/22740

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Minority Health and Health Equity Archive

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