demographics
Low fertility rates, high housing prices mean fewer children in most states
In states where the drop in the number of children is part of a broader population decline, there will be additional fiscal, economic and political ramifications.
How Scranton’s Hispanic community is driving the rebirth of the city’s South Side
'When you drive through the streets it seems nice, everyone smiles,” merchant Michelle Lloyd said.
Now a political force, research shows GenZ voters crave information on candidates, issues
A generation shaped by mass shootings is looking for answers from policymakers.
Who says you have to get more conservative as you get older? | Ray E. Landis
Older voters will still play a key role in 2024, but experts suggest they're more likely to vote for Democrats.
Report: Philly’s city government workforce starting to look like the people it serves
The report by the City Controller's office hailed 'significant' progress at diversifying the ranks of city employees.
More U.S. counties lack a clear racial majority (And people are getting along pretty well)
In 152 counties, no racial group makes up more than half the population.
Why young voters are more likely to skip midterm elections than presidential races | Analysis
People ages 18 to 29 represent 16 percent of the total U.S. population. But they will be a smaller proportion of voters in November.
Young immigrants are turning to social media to engage on politics and elections | Opinion
And they're doing it even if they're ineligible to vote.
Census data hides the racial diversity of U.S. Hispanics to the country’s detriment | Opinion
While many of us Latine embrace our European heritage, we also embrace our Indigenous and African heritage.
How Coraopolis is becoming a community hub for Pittsburgh’s growing Latino population
The low cost-of-living, coupled with access to construction jobs, have proven a draw for the community's Latino residents.
Report: A third of states lost population in 2021 | Tuesday Morning Coffee
Pa. didn't lose, but was one of the five slowest-growing states, costing it a congressional seat, new data show.
What the 87% spike in America’s native population says about whiteness and demographics | Analysis
As more and more people reject whiteness in favor of indigeneity, they do so at the expense of tribal sovereignty.