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Denver Poised for a Bright Future in Growth and Diversity |
 The Denver area is poised to emerge in the coming decade as a model for economic growth, while avoiding much of the conflict and upheaval facing other metropolitan areas, according to a Brookings Institution analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data. However, that does not mean the Denver metro area is without its share of problems — including one of the country's largest educational attainment gaps between Latinos and whites and a growing disparity between its lowest and highest wage earners. Still, the city is said to be “ahead of the curve on diversity in a nation that is on its way to becoming a majority-minority nation.” Click here to read more.
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