Report Names Texas The Second Most Diverse State In America

National Hispanic Heritage month has just begun and to celebrate, WalletHub looked at all 50 states to see which are the most diverse in America. America is known as a melting pot full of people from all over the world, blended together various cultures all into one. But some places of the U.S. have more of a diverse make-up than others. The finance website WalletHub decided to find out which states were the most diverse looking at certain key factors including income diversity, educational-attainment diversity, racial and ethnic diversity, linguistic diversity, birthplace diversity, industry diversity, occupational diversity, worker-class diversity, marital-status diversity, generational diversity, household-type diversity and household size diversity. When looking at these key factors, Texas came up in one of the top spots. Here is how the Lone Star state came out:

Diversity in Texas (1=Most Diverse, 25=Avg.):

• 21^st – Income Diversity
• 10^th – Educational-Attainment Diversity
• 3^rd – Racial & Ethnic Diversity
• 3^rd – Linguistic Diversity
• 26^th – Birthplace Diversity
• 1^st – Industry Diversity*
• 19^th – Occupational Diversity*
• 30^th – Worker-Class Diversity*
• 28^th – Marital-Status Diversity
• 17^th – Household-Type Diversity
• 5^th – Household-Size Diversity
• 6^th – Religious Diversity

Read more about this report at the WalletHub website.