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Date: 2010-01-20 04:06 pm (UTC)What??????
I live in NYC and have for many years. My friends are anything but monotone, and most are multi-lingual, and most are also mixed race. Puleeze.
That publishing, television and Hollywood is predominately still white, is another story. I worked in publishing for a long time as well. Despite even having a Puerto Ricaña as head of one of their juvenile imprints, the editors and publishers insisted that latinos don't read.
Blame the industry, but don't characterize the city that way.
Love, C.