Orman (Hall) and I were chatting about bivariate choropleths and not having written something new in a while, I figured this was a reason to build one with {biscale}. The focus here will be on the largest cities in Ohio. We start by looking at Census tracts within all 88 counties, and then zeroing in on Census tracts within the largest cities.
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Ruhil (2021, May 17). From an Attican Hollow: Race and Income in Ohio's Populous Cities. Retrieved from https://aniruhil.org/posts/2021-05-16-race-and-income-in-ohios-populous-cities/
BibTeX citation
@misc{ruhil2021race,
author = {Ruhil, Ani},
title = {From an Attican Hollow: Race and Income in Ohio's Populous Cities},
url = {https://aniruhil.org/posts/2021-05-16-race-and-income-in-ohios-populous-cities/},
year = {2021}
}