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Population Change |
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Dominant Generations |
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Nuclear Families |
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Unmarried Partners |
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Grandparents as Caregivers |
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Home Ownership |
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Change in Home Ownership |
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Poverty |
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Most Common Industry |
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White - Asian |
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White - Black |
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White - Hawaiian |
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White - Other |
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White - Multiracial |
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White - Hispanic |
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White - Multiracial Hispanic |
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An Aging Population |
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Disability |
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Poverty |
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Living in Group Quarters |
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Living in Child's Household |
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Living Alone |
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Difficulty Speaking English |
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DIFFICULTY SPEAKING ENGLISH
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The percent of people aged 65 and over speaking English "Less than Very Well" is higher in metropolises like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles where there are high immigrant concentrations. The significant proportions of persons speaking English "Less than Very Well" in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona are due to larger populations of migrant workers from Central America. In southern Florida, Cuban refugees help to push the rates up.
Source: Census 2000 analyzed by the Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN).
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