Hispanos superan en cantidad a los blancos en California ---
La población hispana en California ahora supera en cantidad a la población blanca, de acuerdo a los datos del Censo, marcando un cambio, hace tiempo predicho, en el estado más poblado del país. Datos dados a conocer recientemente por la Oficina del Censo muestran que hay 15 millones de hispanos en el estado en comparación con 14.9 millones de blancos no-hispanos.
The Jackson Triangle is an ethnically diverse, low-income neighborhood in Hayward that is bounded by Harder Rd., Whitman St. and Jackson St. The area is the focus of Hayward Promise Neighborhood (HPN), a five-year, $25 million initiative to improve the lives and academics of students from pre-school to college.
The numerous programs that represent HPN are designed to improve academic performance in primary schools and create a college-going culture that encourages students and their families to view college as an option.
Racial trends shape Bay Area’s future
The San Francisco Bay Area is the nation’s second most diverse region, with growing representation from all major racial/ethnic groups. Fifty-eight percent of residents in the San Francisco Bay Area region are people of color, including many different racial and ethnic groups. Non-Hispanic Whites are the single largest group (42%) followed by Asians (24%) and Latinos (21%). The Latino population is predominately of Mexican ancestry (69%), though a significant proportion are of Salvadoran ancestry (9%).