Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Duluth, once a majority white town in metro Atlanta’s Gwinnett County, is today a diverse city. About a quarter of residents are Asian. (In 2014, 9.7 percent of the city’s population was Korean.) Another 23 percent are black and 13 percent are Hispanic. Just over one-third are white.
Duluth isn’t alone in its shifting demographics. Every year, the U.S. becomes more diverse in race and ethnicity—and as it does, so do its suburbs.
As Duluth’s landscape and demographics have changed, so have its political leanings.
At one time, the Republican Party could count on Gwinnett County as a stronghold. But the ever-diversifying county has become more Democratic over the years.
https://www.curbed.com/2019/11/13/20952131/gwinnett-county-duluth-atlanta-suburbs-demographics