The statistics I saw don't tell me the same thing.

What statistics?

Even if 'murica will turn latinos by 2050 😂

@Rayo Jeff#6169 You're talking about immigration don't you ?

I'm talking about birth rates

Yeah, it's part of the thing

America will supposedly be 69% white by 2060

Including white Hispanics

so what ?

@Elkisab nothing. I'm talking about the left's racism and division

I never said America wouldn't have white people, they're saying that.

the left is saying that oO

When you see latinas, you understand why USA is turning brown 😂

@Elkisab yes, fringe nutjobs are

@Gavroche there are beautiful women of every race. As I said, they say it will be 69% white, as in pale skin, so not like the girl in the picture. White Hispanics are people like Cameron Diaz and Charlie sheen

Not Mestizos

So everything is okay ? Since the higher birth rate of others minorities is due to precarity

Well black numbers are rising by like 2% because of their massive crime rate. It's mainly Hispanics that are growing due to immigration

i never understood the difference between hispanics and white

We all get this transition phase, from dozens of children which half of them don't reach adult age to 2 or 3 max

@Elkisab Hispanic is not a race

@Gavroche what?

so why did u say white + hispanic

@Elkisab because white Hispanics are a demographic group

@Rayo Jeff#6169 Are you familiar with the demographic transition concept ?

They are Hispanic people who look Caucasian

@Gavroche no

Here you are champ' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition

i do no see the point to separate into groups in US

@Elkisab it's census data

it sounds useless

@Gavroche can I get a quick rundown?

@Elkisab they collect data on everything

Very simply, poor people make a lot of children that don't live long, rich people make few children that live long and well.

@Gavroche so you're implying minority birth rates will lower - seeing as many live in poverty? I see this with the black community but I'm uninformed on the Hispanic community

It's an universal law, we observe that all around the globe no matter the origines

There is no atavism regarding to birth rate

@Gavroche so do you think the census projections are correct or false?

Can't say, not an expert in statistics, not yet. It depends of many factors

But you're implying that seeing as they live in poverty, poor Hispanic communities will experience more child deaths than wealthier families? Based on what? Crime? Sickness?

Well, in post-industrial countries such as the USA, even poor families experience few infantile mortality, but it exists, and their lifes are shorter due to socio-economic conjectures