Staggering Stats From Census Bureau About English Speaking
Nov 3, 2017 10:23:22 GMT -5
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Post by DDNYjets on Nov 3, 2017 10:23:22 GMT -5
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Census Bureau: 44.6% in California Don’t Speak English at Home; 35.6% in Texas; 34.5% in NM; 31.7% in NJ; 31.0% in NY
I think we are becoming more like Europe in this regard. Part of the reason why we were successful with immigration in the past was bc assimilation was basically forced on them. Now ... well we know what goes on now.
Census Bureau: 44.6% in California Don’t Speak English at Home; 35.6% in Texas; 34.5% in NM; 31.7% in NJ; 31.0% in NY
In California--which with a July 2016 population of 39,250,017 is the nation’s most populous state--44.6 percent of the people five years of age and older do not speak English at home, according to data released this week by the Census Bureau.
At the same time, according to the Census Bureau, 18.6 percent of California residents 5 and older do not speak English “very well.”
That ranks California No.1 among the states for the percentage of people in both of these categories.
At the same time, according to the Census Bureau, 18.6 percent of California residents 5 and older do not speak English “very well.”
That ranks California No.1 among the states for the percentage of people in both of these categories.
I think we are becoming more like Europe in this regard. Part of the reason why we were successful with immigration in the past was bc assimilation was basically forced on them. Now ... well we know what goes on now.
