Richard Florida and The Creative Class Exchange: The Singles Map

April 03, 2007

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From National Geographic's February Issue.

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Comments

I hate the way this sounds, but I'd really appreciate seeing these statistics broken out by... well... um... by race. My suspicion is that black people are the deciding "tiebreakers" in these statistics, but until I see some see real numbers I'll never know for sure.

I'm perfectly willing to do some real-deal research. If anyone has some smart hook-ups on where to look then I'd sure appreciate them.

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Posted by: Riesling Wine | May 05, 2008 at 11:00 PM

hello
my name is susan and am from ghana.......i bassed in lagos nigeria am working in a gas company..
am 35 year's old single i need a man that is realy serius about relationship and marrage...................if you will like to contat me her is my mobile phone number....+2347057166878......thanks you and God bless you.

Posted by: susan | May 20, 2008 at 01:22 AM

Wow. What an eye-opener these comments are, guys.

If you want to find out some non-related-to-dating reasons why single women flock to certain areas, check out the maps here.http://www.swwan.org/blog/labels/income%20women%20vs.%20men.html

At SWWAN, the Single Working Women's Affiliate Network, we're all about single working women who are totally comfortable in their choices. It's not always about you, guys. Sometimes it's about opportunity, options, culture, and fun.

Posted by: Barbara Payne | June 05, 2008 at 10:17 AM