Dallas/Ft. Worth Multicultural Trendline Study 2008

A scientific sample of 300 white, 600 Hispanic, 300 African American, and 300 Asian adults were interviewed by telephone beginning June 1, 2008. The interviews were conducted in five languages: English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese. The study included a broad range of key information about multicultural consumers, including demographics, socioeconomics, media usage, language behavior, shopping preferences, and selected attitudes/lifestyles. The geographic focus was the Dallas/Ft. Worth CSA (Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area), a nine-county area which includes Dallas, Denton, Collin, Ellis, Kaufman, Rockwall, Tarrant, Johnson, and Parker counties.

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Nonprofits

Fourth Partner Foundation, General Baptist Convention of Texas, Catholic Diocese of Dallas, Gaston Oaks Baptist Church, and National Latino Media Coalition.

Education

UNT Center for Spanish-Language Media, Eastfield College, Tyler Junior College, Dallas County Community College, UT Arlington/SMU Immigrant Poll, Dallas ISD, and Educational Testing Service.

Retail

SUPERVALU, The Sherwin-Williams Company, Pizza Hut, Minyard Food Stores, H.E. Butt Grocery Company, Mission Tortillas, Fiesta Mart, FAMSA of Mexico, Hollywood Video, Scotts Lawncare Products, Tosco/Circle K Marketing, Juana Gallo Restaurants, Albertsons, and Quintanilla Furniture.

Government

State Energy Conservation Office, Dallas Water Utilities, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, State of Texas Health & Human Services Department, City of Dallas, and North Carolina Library Association.