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What are the most Hispanic cities in America? One of the fastest-growing populations in the U.S. is the Hispanic/Latino community. Since 1980, the proportion of Americans who identify as Hispanic has increased from 6% to 17%. Latinos will make up about 24 percent of the population by 2040. But that increase isn’t evenly dispersed around …
Catholicism has historically (going back to the 1700s till today) been relatively unpopular in North America. Until the late 1900s, finding a Catholic church south of the Mason Dixon line was difficult because it was illegal in much of New England. The Catholic Church in the US was mainly a missionary church before the massive …
Most people know the United States as a country of vastness and opportunity. With over 300 million people, it’s the third most populous nation in the world. It’s also incredibly diverse, with residents coming from all corners of the globe. America is home to some of the most iconic cities in the world. Each of …
Multiculturalism is about more than just ethnicity. it’s also about religion, language, and culture. Most people think of New York or London when they think of the most multicultural cities in the world. But many other places are just as diverse, if not more so. This post looks at some of the most multicultural cities …
Liberalism is a political and ethical philosophy that supports and encourages individual freedom. Liberals prioritize social justice, ensuring access to healthcare, keeping an eye on economic activity, and promoting social equality over liberty, the will of the governed, and legal equality. There are many fantastic places for Democrats to live in Texas, even though more …
The United States is home to many Japanese cities with unique cultures and histories. Here are the most Japanese cities in America, according to recent data. Japanese-Americans predate the second world war. Most have ancestors who came to the U.S. in the late 1800s and early 1900s, drawn by the promise of jobs in the …