<p>**Amherst<a href=“2012”>/B</a>:
International: 8.9 percent
Black: 10.9 percent
Asian/Pacific Islander: 10.7 percent
Hispanic: 10.5 percent
White: 37.1 percent
Unknown: 21.9 percent</p>
<p>**Williams<a href=“2012”>/B</a>:
International: 8.7 percent
Black: 9.3 percent
Asian/Pacific Islander: 10.6 percent
Hispanic: 8.9 percent
White: 62.2 percent
Native American: 0.4 percent</p>
<p>I’m inclined to agree with atom<em>and</em>eve, that the color of a person’s skin on its own does not contribute significantly to genuine diversity.</p>