Etiqueta: Race and ethnicity in the United States Census
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Latino Population Surge Poses Challenge to GOP
By PATRICK O’CONNOR The explosive growth of the Hispanic population reflected in the 2010 census will remake the electoral map—and could present Republicans with a challenge. Regional Remix View Interactive Republicans have broadly benefited from the nation’s continued population shift from the Northeast and Midwest to right-leaning Sun Belt states in recent decades, and those…
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Más de 50 millones de hispanos
Por: Cristina F. Pereda Quedan tres décadas para que los blancos norteamericanos sean una minoría en Estados Unidos. Esa es la estimación del Censo, por ahora. Pero el organismo encargado de determinar la población cada diez años también estimaba un crecimiento menor de la comunidad hispana. Ysegún los datos publicados este jueves, la comunidad hispana creció un…
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Latinos Fuel Growth in Decade
By SUDEEP REDDY In a demographic shift touching every corner of the U.S., the Hispanic population grew faster than expected and accounted for more than half of the nation’s growth over the past decade, with the group’s increase driven by births and immigration. Growing Diversity View Interactive See population and growth rates by race for…
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Hispanic population exceeds 50 million, firmly nation’s No. 2 group
By Michael Martinez and David Ariosto, CNN March 24, 2011 4:08 p.m. EDT (CNN) — The growing Hispanic population in the United States has reached a new milestone, topping 50 million, or 16.3% of the nation, officially solidifying its position as the country’s second-largest group, U.S. Census Bureau officials said Thursday. «Overall, we’ve learned that our nation’s…
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