Non-Hispanic whites

He spoke about the center's new survey on U.S. voter ethnicity.

So one of the big stories, if you look at over the last 20 years, for example, back in 2006, 75% of people who were at least 18 years of age and a US citizen, therefore eligible to vote, were white non-Hispanic.

Today that share is about 61%.

But what's changed is we've seen a growing share who are Hispanic and who are Asian.

And that's a change from where we had been just, say, maybe 40, 50 years ago.

Those weren't necessarily the case in all those states.

Now, most states, in most states, the majority of voters are white, non-Hispanic.

That is the case.

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For Ingram's non-Hispanic business owners, including many Republicans in a county that voted 77% for Donald Trump in 2024, The immigration crackdown has become an outrage.

It is taking people they worked with and knew well.

It was interfering with flood reconstruction.

So that could be what that means.

women are forming the majority at this time of early voters four percent of those who have voted early are women so at this moment women are voting early more and that tends to advantage democrats but you just don't know non-hispanic white women are the biggest number of early voters this is not surprising given their large presence in the no kings movement So you're seeing a lot of people who are listening to the no kingfulness movement, listening to Indivisible, actually exercising their right to vote very early.

But just below them, not far below them, are non-Hispanic Black voters.

Non-Hispanic Black voters are currently representing nearly 30% of the early vote total.

Now, this is significant because non-Hispanic Black adults are only like 11% of the population.

So this means that the two most motivated groups of people who are voting early are obviously white and black folks.

You're not seeing a significant share of Latino, Asian, or indigenous voters who are voting early.

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All right, so the last numbers on average age by race or age, is from 2019 Pew Research.

As of 2019, the medium age of single-race, non-Hispanic Black people is 35.

In 2000, it was 30.

If you combine all minorities in the United States as opposed to whites, in July 2019, it was reported that most common age of whites in the U.S. is 58.

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Cal Chater, T-J-A-D-E-R. He's been dead for almost 50 years, but I think he's still regarded as one of the most prominent non-Hispanic Latin musicians ever.

He was a white guy who wrote, performed, orchestrated, and contributed to Latin jazz for roughly 40 years.

Cal was prominent during that era when jazz sidemen wore suits, glasses to the studio, and worked at like a nine-to-five job, which it was.

Um, they were able to, um, when they did the analysis, control for age, group, sex, income, education, insurance as best you can, obviously challenging to do all those things.

The cohort included, um, about 4,500 patients And 59% of them were non-Hispanic White.

Um, about 75% had diabetes, um, or, or, like, diabetic retinopathy, 11% had RVO and 13% had AMD.

They found, um, that sort of across, um, the pooled models, the Hispanic and non-Hispanic Black patients, as well as those in the non-Hispanic Other category, had substantially greater structural barriers to care than non-Hispanic White participants.

Um, they found that transportation-related delays were twice, um, were more than twice as likely, as well as prescription unaffordability, um, and inability for follow-up care, as well as childcare-related delays, um, and cost-sharing barriers tended to be higher, too.

They also found that Black participants had higher odds of reporting poor service or a provider seemingly afraid of them and a provider acting as though they were not sparked.

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In New York City, official Department of Health vital statistics for 2012 showed more abortions than actual live births among non-Hispanic black women.

Those numbers come from the New York City Summary of Vital Statistics reports.

My interest in eugenics certainly comes in part from the experience of myself being a refugee from Africa.