Sunday, January 20, 2013

California's Hispanic population to outnumber whites by end of 2013

Like a guest who boorishly arrives two hours early for dinner, the inevitable-but-oh-so-delightful Hispanic future has dropped in on California a tad prematurely. And, yes, California officials are surprised, but happy:

California's Hispanic population is slated to become the state's majority ethnicity by the end of this year according to a new report by the governor's office.

New ethnicity trends outlined in Gov Jerry Brown's 2013-14 budget proposal revealed the state's expected new majority while reasoning the state’s declining birth rates and increasing migration as causes.

It's a swap that comes earlier than experts had expected.
Since Governor Moonbeam's working on the California budget, has he factored in this demographic upheaval? Yes, he has:

Gov Brown, responding to the outlined future of his state, has since proposed shifting more school funding to those schools with more students in poverty and/or don't speak English.

Currently 40 percent of the state's students are living in poverty and 20 percent are non-native English speakers he said.
Wait - I thought only those bad, bad people at VDare and American Renaissance thought Hispanic immigration meant importing poverty. Does this make Jerry Brown an eeeevil white supremacist?

Yes - because noticing certain facts is racist.

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At January 20, 2013 at 5:29 PM , Anonymous GR said...

I really do think this Union is headed for a collapse.

 
At January 21, 2013 at 10:26 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Gov Brown, responding to the outlined future of his state, has since proposed shifting more school funding to those schools with more students in poverty and/or don't speak English."

When "peace, goodness, and tolerance" style ex-hippies ascend into positions of real power, they become oppressors of an order that the "radical right" couldn't dream.

GR: "I really do think this Union is headed for a collapse."

It appears indubitably so. Think of California's case for a moment. This place was once number one in nearly every category: wealth, higher education, agriculture, natural resources, athletics, culture; a place where many Southern families went to find a better life from the devastation of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl.

Now, California is a shame and a reproach. Seriously, we're in a Union with THAT?

Mark Slater, the Colorado Confederate

 

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