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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermod View Post
    Agreed. Every one of the bottom cities on the graph has a very large Hispanic component to their population mix.

    And that demographic is very diverse. If you look at the cuban-american population in states like Florida, not only are they more highly educated than the latin population at large in the US but they are among the best educated ethnic group in the United States. Even in Cuba under Castro's dictatorship, the people are much more literate than in the US or Canada.

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    Quote Originally Posted by canuck View Post
    And that demographic is very diverse. If you look at the cuban-american population in states like Florida, not only are they more highly educated than the latin population at large in the US but they are among the best educated ethnic group in the United States. Even in Cuba under Castro's dictatorship, the people are much more literate than in the US or Canada.
    I am not sure how they come to their conclusions,in Orlando I can see from the very large hospital university park is putting out some highly educated candidates but as far as the Hispanic population most moved there from Miami and up north ,New York,Chicago,most are not or do not seem highly educated,now if you count the illegals from all over Latin America most are extremely highly educated because they were doctors and lawyers there and at least made enough to be able to jump ship and now cleaning time shares making more money.Quite an interesting underground medical thing going on there.Both Orlando and Tampa have a huge Indian [[non native American) doctor population so that may bump the numbers up a bit.

    Of course you cannot get a job or graduate high school unless you are bilingual so one has to question what educated really entails.

    Cubans in Tampa? maybe at one time but I still have yet to find many that are highly educated and their influence is not what it was once.For the most part they are good people but the ones I have met and dealt with in business seem to have the thoughts that Americans are just plain stupid anyways.

    But the south or Fla for the most part seems to be more service related which does not need a highly educated workforce so I can see Detroit easily surpassing.

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