Demographic shift

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Kamala Devi Harris is a daughter of immigrants. Her father, Donald J. Harris is a Stanford University emeritus professor of economics, who emigrated from British Jamaica in 1961 to pursue his studies at UC Berkeley. Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was a breast cancer scientist who had emigrated from Tamil Nadu, India, in 1960 to pursue a doctorate in endocrinology at UC Berkeley.


This demographic shift will certainly define the US of the future. The shift has already begun. While Kamala Harris entering into mainstream politics and in the White House is a major step of this demographic shift, the same transformation in the corporate sector of the US had begun long ago. At present Indians serve as top executives of leading US companies. Sundar Pichai is the CEO of Google; Satya Nadella is the CEO of Microsoft; Ajaypal Singh Banga is the President and CEO of MasterCard. Shantanu Narayan is the Chairman and CEO of Adobe Inc. while Sanjay Mehrotra is the President and CEO of Micron Technology.


https://dailytimes.com.pk/654893/demographic-shift/

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Millennials largest demographic group in U.S.


Analysis also found that millennials and younger generations are more racially diverse than their elders, with nearly half identifying as members of a racial or ethnic minority.

Contending that the president has “preyed on the fears of older whites,” targeting issues such as illegal immigration and voter fraud, Frey said Trump’s strategy could backfire with a more racially diverse, younger generation, whose lives have been turned upside-down by the pandemic.

https://torontosun.com/news/world/bye-boomers-millennials-largest-demographic-group-in-u-s

 

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Millennials largest demographic group in U.S.


Analysis also found that millennials and younger generations are more racially diverse than their elders, with nearly half identifying as members of a racial or ethnic minority.

Contending that the president has “preyed on the fears of older whites,” targeting issues such as illegal immigration and voter fraud, Frey said Trump’s strategy could backfire with a more racially diverse, younger generation, whose lives have been turned upside-down by the pandemic.

https://torontosun.com/news/world/bye-boomers-millennials-largest-demographic-group-in-u-s

It's true the leftists followed the guide book and infiltrated academia and fucked up whole generations of people so now they are much more easily duped. Make em stupid and then make em do what we want. It has been a flawlessly executed plan.

 

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Why are deep red states turning blue?

Demographic shift

But economic discontent from COVID-19 doesn't entirely explain the red-to-blue shift. Even before the outbreak, states such as Nevada and Arizona saw this transition. "More liberal Californians have been moving into Nevada and Arizona that are changing those more Democratic. You have New Yorkers who retired to Florida. In Virginia and North Carolina which used to be very conservative, you have again professionals from different parts of the country moving into those states," James Rae, professor of politics at California State University, told CGTN.

In the past few years, reports on a "California exodus" have been making waves. Since 2010, more people have moved out of California than moved in. Between 2007 to 2016, among 1 million Californians – some 2.5 percent of its population, most relocated to Texas, according to statistics from California's Legislative Analyst's Office. In 2018 alone, over 86,000 residents moved from the Golden State to the Lone Star State, citing the lower cost of living, bigger houses and laid-back lifestyle. Florida constituted the second most popular destination.

Plus, following the expansion efforts of Apple, Amazon and Google in Austin, the most vibrant, liberal city in conservative Texas, Tesla's inroads are expected to inject more Democratic blood.

"In 2030, ethnic minorities will account for a majority in Arizona," said Zhao, also a senior fellow for American Studies at Fudan University. Since its admission to statehood in 1912, Arizona has voted Democratic slightly over 30 percent of the time but over the years the structure of its electoral politics has been changing.

Rae predicts that the white population will probably be a minority in 25-30 years, with ethnic minorities, particularly Latinos, growing across the country. "In some of these southwest states, probably 75 percent of Latinos are going to vote for Democrats," he noted. Multiculturalism needs more progressive policies to protect. What's more, "you have Asian Americans who are increasingly a successful higher education and economic success than white Americans."

https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-07-...ed-states-turning-blue--SxJF4L6sve/index.html

 

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Kamala Devi Harris is a daughter of immigrants. Her father, Donald J. Harris is a Stanford University emeritus professor of economics, who emigrated from British Jamaica in 1961 to pursue his studies at UC Berkeley. Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was a breast cancer scientist who had emigrated from Tamil Nadu, India, in 1960 to pursue a doctorate in endocrinology at UC Berkeley.


This demographic shift will certainly define the US of the future. The shift has already begun. While Kamala Harris entering into mainstream politics and in the White House is a major step of this demographic shift, the same transformation in the corporate sector of the US had begun long ago. At present Indians serve as top executives of leading US companies. Sundar Pichai is the CEO of Google; Satya Nadella is the CEO of Microsoft; Ajaypal Singh Banga is the President and CEO of MasterCard. Shantanu Narayan is the Chairman and CEO of Adobe Inc. while Sanjay Mehrotra is the President and CEO of Micron Technology.


https://dailytimes.com.pk/654893/demographic-shift/

Sure. If people need to understand the world in terms of national origin or ethnicity so be it.