A Quarter of the US Population Hispanic
May 23, 2050 - The US population has now grown to 419 million people, of which almost a quarter, 24.4%, are of Hispanic origin. Their share of the population has almost doubled since 50 years ago and there are now more than 102 million Hispanic living in the US.
The US population is still increasing in contrast to most major European countries (apart from the United Kingdom) where the population has declined during the last decades. If you are out for a partner, you have still more to choose from if you are looking for a woman, since they out-number the men by almost 7 million.
Argument: The numbers are based on the U.S. Interim Projections by Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Questions: How will the increasing share of people with Hispanic origin of the US population affect the society in general? How will the fact that the US population increases while the European population is declining affect the balance between the two regions?
By Pontus Edenberg
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Comments:
Well that sure does suck.
Posted by: Josh
and why would that suck josh?
Posted by: richard
yeah why would it suck? Hispanos are amazing people, and surely being a quarter of the American population is a great thing, at least according to me
Posted by: Moka