Source: based on 2010 census data, an interactive map was created that displays a dot for every single person that participated, which is color-coded to what they entered as their ethnicity. The result is what is being called the most comprehensive racial map ever created.
I have to say that this thing is really cool to tinker around with. I don’t hide the fact that my interest is often piqued at the topic of race; some of it happens to do with the fact that despite my American upbringing, my Korean heritage technically makes me a minority, and then there’s the fact that I live in Atlanta, where in spite of the general perceived progression of the rest of the world, is a place where the topic of race and inequality is still a topic on almost a daily basis. The race card is still flung around here like Gambit credit cards, in a far-fetched stretch to incorporate this analogy.