Race | Wake County 100

About

[100people.org]
The 100 People Foundation works to educate the world about all the different cultures, religions, and lifestyles. They have compiled research to portray the global population in 100 people, so that the whole population can be recognized in a way that is easy to understand.

[Exploris Middle School]
After the fashion of the 100 People Foundation project, Exploris Middle School 7th graders have taken Wake County's population and turned it into 100 people. These 100 representatives of Wake County help to create an appreciation for and understanding of difference in our community.

Race in Wake County: Racial and ethnic Diversity

Select a race category to view pictures of the racial and ethnic diversity of our 100 Wake County people.

Our growing diversity is exciting, and a tribute to the community. The United

States is a nation of immigrants, and the social fabric of our capital County is

reflecting this more and more. Twenty years ago the demographics were

much different and, today, our community is strengthened by people representing numerous races and ethnicities.

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