As a black fan, i would say that the way to generate more fans from other ethnic groups is to start by appealing to kids. When i was in primary school my headteacher (palace fan) would often have 2 games a season where it was encouraged for the whole school to go with a parent for cheap prices, which was a great day out.
There's also the fact that many parents in the area came over and supported the better teams of their generation when they we're teens/young adults, and this is passed onto their children, but it can be broken. My dad is a united "fan" and i broke away from the norm and supported palace, and have loved every moment of it. It will be a slow process but give it a generation or two and there will be changes i think.

I meant as in indian or pakistani community.
But I think you already knew what meant did't you?
Smart arse!

most of the South London blacks i know support Arsenal. Shame cos they never get to win anything.

Oddly enough I've long been of the opinion that on balance our crowds are more diverse than a lot of other clubs, especially seeing as CPFC does not have the reputation of being glamorous or successful. Compare us to someone like Blackburn which has the biggest Asian community in the country based on % of population and is home to a club which has had sustained top level football, European qualification and of course a Premier League win, it's noticeable that there are virtually no Asian people at games.

I often wonder too how much of a perception there is among black and asian communities that football grounds are still unsafe or threatening places to go. You'd like to think that's not the case.

Black and ethnic minority