In an increasing number of places, no individual race constitutes a large majority of the population. The biggest driver of both growth and diversity: the Hispanic population. In 1990, Hispanics ...

By plotting the population onto a map of the country according to density and group, it’s possible to get a bird’s-eye view of where we live and how we identify.

Stay tuned to our series Race: Out Loud as we continue considering matters of race. On Rankin’s map, each dot represents 25 people. Pink represents white people.

Any changes to those standards by the White House's Office of Management and Budget could affect the data used to redraw maps ... race and ethnicity through two separate questions. That's why on ...

This interactive map displays the population totals in shades, with darker colors representing higher rates of total population growth by race or Hispanic origin. Click on a county to view ...

The Cherokee Nation publicized its new demographic maps this week that indicate how many of the tribe’s 460,000 Cherokee citizens live in each state. “Cherokee citizens really do live in every ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — For the first time in over a decade, the Cherokee Nation has released demographic maps reflecting where the tribe’s over 466,000 members reside. Oklahoma remains home to the ...