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If 91% of population growth comes from one group, how is that "increasing diversity" like the article claims?
by Mountain_Skies 2y ago
If 91% of population growth comes from one group, how is that "increasing diversity" like the article claims?
- javawizard 2y agoBecause the group in question isn't the majority group, and still isn't after this increase. It's definitely eliding a lot of the nuance of the article, but technically it's not wrong.
- tstrimple 2y agoAnd there is a shit ton of diversity in Mexico and across South America.
- gilbetron 2y agoPopulation growth was about 3.45m, 3.15m of that was hispanic, 1.18m was asian, 0.6m was black, 0.6m was 2+ races, and white were -2.1m (yes negative). Numbers according to the article, as well as categories.