William Frey

Brookings Institution

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Senior fellow in the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution; Research Professor in Population Studies at the University of Michigan and author of America by the Numbers: A Field Guide to the US Population

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For the first time in history, the  Census Bureau reports  that white births are no longer a majority in the United States.

Minorities Become the Majority

For the first time in history, the Census Bureau reports that white births are no longer a majority in the United States.

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The official Census of the United States happens every ten years.

America Looks in the Mirror with 2010 Census Data

The official Census of the United States happens every ten years.

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The official Census of the United States happens every ten years and, even though annual estimates keep demographers updated, it's a chance for the rest of us to check the mirror and…

2010 Census: How Do We Look Now and in the Future?

The official Census of the United States happens every ten years and, even though annual estimates keep demographers updated, it's a chance for the rest of us to check the mirror and…

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