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We know that 93% of Worthington is white. We also know that adjacent communities like Dublin, Powell and Westerville are, on average, about 81% white. We also know that Franklin County is about 67% white. Are we okay with having such a small minority population in Worthington? Why do we? Our school district is relativity diverse with the Thomas Worthington High School's student body being about 64% White, 12% Black, 11% Hispanic, 7% blended and 6% Asian. Most of these students and their families do not live in the city limits. What are the challenges people of color see with living here? What can we do to make Worthington a more livable community for diverse famlies?
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