The DC708 data serves as a testament to the evolving identities within the American Indian and Alaska Native populations. The changing percentages, though seemingly small, represent thousands of individual stories and lived experiences.
The DC701 and DC702 metrics, drawn from a rich tapestry of census and survey data, portray an America steadily marching toward gender balance and collectively embracing the wisdom of its years.
Gender and Age trends are not mere statistics; they are the embodiment of cultural evolution, economic development, and healthcare advances.
The DC703 data witnesses the unfolding story of an America that is becoming more diverse, more complex, and more intertwined. These trends offer a glimpse into a future where the traditional racial and ethnic boundaries are increasingly blurred, and where the richness of America’s diversity becomes its uniting feature.
The data presented in the table (DC703) above delineates a compelling narrative of demographic shifts within the United States. The Hispanic community has seen a notable rise, now comprising 20% of the US population. In contrast, the white population has experienced a proportional decline over two decades,
In addition to National datasets, The Data Corner provides region location based demographics up to the zip code level for all the metrics.
he DC602 metric, an insightful measure drawn from the American Community Survey and US Census data, along with The Data Corner’s projections, provides a panoramic view of the United States’ demographic shifts across its nine pivotal regions.
The datasets presented in the three tables provide a detailed account of the educational landscape in the United States over
