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Study shows significance of 2nd generation Millennials
Patricia Molina| 8 de enero de 2014
Presumen que los hispanos son el futuro de América
Tr3s recently did a study called The Latinization of America A Next Normal Exploration. This analysis of the latest research into the contribution of Hispanic Millennials to demographic changes in the United States quantifies the rapid growth of a second generation and explores the new significance of acculturation.The study notes that when speaking of the U.S. population, the main population is changing from white to multicultural. In 1980, the population was made up of 80 percent non-multicultural white. By 2012, that proportion had dropped to 64 percent. And in the coming years, the multicultural population is expected to occupy a continually higher percentage.It is estimated that by 2050, there will be as many young Latinos in the U.S. as non-Hispanic whites. Unlike past waves of immigrants, Hispanics will grow to be equal in number to the previously established population.Today Hispanics represent more than one out of every five people less than 35 years old, and that proportion gets larger the younger the segment. Sources of the study conclude that Hispanics are the future of America.
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