Study: Texas among most diverse U.S. states
From Big Bend in the west to bayous in the east, Texas is a place of diverse landscapes. In addition to its varied scenery, the state also boasts one of the nation's most diverse populations, according to a new study. Indeed, the Lone Star State is the second-ranked state for diversity, falling only behind California, in the analysis conducted by financial site WalletHub.
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