The non-Hispanic white population of the U.S. has shrunk for the second year in a row, according to newly released Census data.
In the year through July 1, 2018, the white population decreased by 152,386, while the Hispanic population increased by 1,164,289 and the black population grew by 321,955, according to new population estimates released on Thursday by the Census Bureau.
Asians were the fastest growing racial group on a percentage basis, shooting up 2.63 percent for the year, or an absolute gain of 479,755.
The estimates in population growth, which are updated yearly, are a net figure that includes births, deaths and net migration. The Census does not distinguish how much of the growth is due to migration versus births.
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Guess they’ll need to increase our taxes?
ReplyDeleteDUH. When you allow thousands to cross our borders this is what happens.
ReplyDeleteWE HAVE BEEN INVADED.
Why does white matter ? It's just an evolutionary pigment mutation. It's not a culture.
ReplyDeleteREALLY?? That's your two cents?? Another SALISBURY grad. BRILLIANT.
DeleteThat's ok them the country will turn into a SHITHOLE SOCIALIST COUNTRY.
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