LouderVol
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because we are so diverse that the only way the government can track it is to say someone is: black, white, asian, hispanic, or a few other choices. no one else takes anywhere close to that simplistic of a view.The point being we're around the middle of the measurement, not incredibly diverse and not incredibly homogeneous.
How are we more diverse than Belgium and Canada?
in belgium you are a minority if you are from France, Holland, Luxembourg, or Germany, who all share a border and a lot of common history, and languages. meanwhile here in the US someone from Canada or Belgium would be part of the majority. the same people from France, Holland, Luxembourg, and Germany that were considered minorities in Belgium, would also be considered part of the homogenous majority here.
every single group that makes those other countries diverse exist here in the US. we are the most common place to find the largest number of whatever group outside of their home country.