California’s Demographic Revolution

[darrmad]

http://www.city-journal.org/2012/22_...ographics.html

If the upward mobility of the impending Hispanic majority doesn’t improve, the state’s economic future is in peril.

MARK RICHARDS/PHOTOEDIT INC.
Latinos now make up nearly half of Los Angeles County’s residents.
California is in the middle of a far-reaching demographic shift: Hispanics, who already constitute a majority of the state’s schoolchildren, will be a majority of its workforce and of its population in a few decades. This is an even more momentous development than it seems. Unless Hispanics’ upward mobility improves, the state risks becoming more polarized

[bbyrd009]

I think it's fascinating to watch CA,
our largest economy, btw,
and considered our Nation's primary bellweather state,
for clues as to what we in other states will be experiencing "tomorrow."

I didn't hear any mention of a primary reason that
Hispanics are quickly becoming the majority there;
the fact that almost a million rich people have fled the state
in the last couple years. Hmm, please see "Whose side are you on?"

[houston]

Breed like rabbits.