The United States is more ethnically diverse and more urban than a decade ago, and even the white population dropped for the first time on record – the US Census Bureau announced as they released their demographic data on Thursday.
And Hispanics and Asians are driving much of the population growth between 2010 and 2020.
In any case, the total number of non-Hispanic white people, remains the largest race or ethnic group, even as it declined by 8.6 percent during the decade, resulting in a reduction of 5.6 percent as a share of the total US population. The whites now comprise 57.8 percent – the lowest share on record, though white people continue to be the most prevalent race or ethnic group.
The data also affirms the country’s slowing rate of population growth, which is lower than it has been at any time aside from the Depression-era 1930s.
For now, the whites are still firmly in control of the US of A.
Yesterday, Celtic strolled past Czech Republic's Jablonec in the second leg of the third qualifying round of the Europa League in Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland.
The dominant hosts prevailed 3-0, thanks to a brace from David Turnbull (25, 55) before James Forrest added a third in the seventy-second minute.
Celtic host Hearts on Sunday in the Scottish League Cup before taking on AZ Alkmaar on Wednesday in the Europa League play-off round.
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