Not sure what is supposed to happen. By the lady's own statistics, minorities make up a very small percentage of RV'ers. There is nothing stopping minorities from buying and running parks, other than there is very little historical interest in RV parks in general throughout the minority communities. As for management, somewhat the same issues. Not too many minorities have the interest or the background to be in park management. Then there is the demographics of KOA corporate's location. Billings Montana is very much an ethnically non-diverse community. It is over 90% white, with the largest minority group being American Indian at nearly 5%. Blacks, Latinos and other ethnic groups are less than 1% of the population. The city has a population of around 100,000 total. That means there is probably less than 300 people within each of those ethnic groups even of employable age, irrespective of skill level or interest.
