"Since 2000, # of young children living in Lower Manhattan doubled...A majority of Bronx residents are Hispanic..# of white living in Harlem more than tripled...Dominican Rep., China and Mex sent the most people...1st- and 2nd-gen. Africans and Carib immigrants now account for 4 in 10 of blacks."
C “This is a serious problem for the city, because one of the things we had pre-Katrina was the lack of an educated population,” Dr. Howell said. “We had too many people at the low end and not enough at the high end, and Katrina sort of fast-forwarded that trend.”
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Census Shows Growing Diversity in New York City (Published 2008)
Fed-Up New Orleans Residents Are Giving Up (Published 2007)
Flight of Young Adults Is Causing Alarm Upstate (Published 2006)