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[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=16809.msg192059#msg192059 date=1492730611]
[quote author=Mick link=topic=16809.msg192055#msg192055 date=1492729324]
[quote author=Phogge link=topic=16809.msg192022#msg192022 date=1492702272]
Diversity nowhere near the levels in The City.

Which City are you referring to?  In the 2010 Census, 58.1% of SF's population self-identified as non-white compared to 63.9% self-identifying as non-white in the city of Santa Clara and 71.3% who identify as non-white in San Jose.

San Francisco is a comparatively white place relative to San Jose, Santa Clara or Oakland.  Or did you mean some other City?
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I think he was referring to diversity in the stadium (and not amongst the players).  While the city and whole Bay Area is reasonably diverse, I would imagine that 49ers ticket holders are not so much.

BC
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I see.  Is there a demographic study comparing the two, or is it a seat of the pants thing?
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Seat of the pants, and perhaps biased by stereotypes of today's in person 49ers fan and who might be able to afford their rather hefty ticket prices.

BC

[BostonCard]

[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=16809.msg192059#msg192059 date=1492730611]
[quote author=Mick link=topic=16809.msg192055#msg192055 date=1492729324]
[quote author=Phogge link=topic=16809.msg192022#msg192022 date=1492702272]
Diversity nowhere near the levels in The City.

Which City are you referring to?  In the 2010 Census, 58.1% of SF's population self-identified as non-white compared to 63.9% self-identifying as non-white in the city of Santa Clara and 71.3% who identify as non-white in San Jose.

San Francisco is a comparatively white place relative to San Jose, Santa Clara or Oakland.  Or did you mean some other City?
[/quote]

I think he was referring to diversity in the stadium (and not amongst the players).  While the city and whole Bay Area is reasonably diverse, I would imagine that 49ers ticket holders are not so much.

BC
[/quote]


I see.  Is there a demographic study comparing the two, or is it a seat of the pants thing?
[/quote]

Seat of the pants, and perhaps biased by stereotypes of today's in person 49ers fan and who might be able to afford their rather hefty ticket prices.

BC