What The Changing Demographics Of Greater Boston Mean For The Region

A new report released by the Boston Foundation shows that the Greater Boston population has become much more diverse over the last few decades. In fact, from 1990 to 2017, every single one of the 147 cities and towns considered to be part of Greater Boston saw an increase in percentage of people of color who live there. And yet some Boston neighborhoods have become whiter during the same period. We look at some of the most interesting data, and break down what it means for Boston and the region.

Luc Schuster, director of Boston Indicators, a research center at the Boston Foundation. Boston Indicators tweets @BosIndicators.