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Table 10.
<br />Hispanic and Not Hispanic population by Race for the United States: 2000
<br />Race
<br />Total ................................
<br />One race .................. ...............
<br />White .... ..............................
<br />Black or African American ............... .
<br />American Indian and Alaska Native ...... .
<br />Asian ..................................
<br />Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific
<br />Islander ...............................
<br />Some other race ....................... .
<br />Two or more races ........................
<br />Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino
<br /> Percent of Percent Percent of Percent
<br /> Hispanic of total non-Hispanic of total
<br />Number population population Number population population
<br />35,305,818 100.0 12.5 246,116,088 100.0 87.5
<br />33,081,736 93.7 11.8 241,513,942 98.1 85.8
<br />16,907,852 47:9 6.0 194,552,774 79.1 69.1
<br />710,353 2.0 0.3 33,947,837 13.8 12.1
<br />407,073 1.2 0.1 2,068,883 0.8 0.7
<br />119,829 0.3 - 10,123,169 4.1 3.6
<br />45,326, 0.1 - 353,509 0.1 0.1
<br />14,891,303 42.2 5.3 467,770 0.2 0.2
<br />2,224,082 6.3 0.8 4,602,146 1.9 1.6
<br />- Percentage rounds to 0.0.
<br />Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Tables PLi and PL2.
<br />Table 1 1.
<br />Some Other Race Population by hispanic Origin for the United States: 2000
<br /> Some other race in Some other race alone or
<br /> Some other race alone combination with one in combination with one
<br />Hispanic or Latino or more other races or more other races
<br /> Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent
<br />Total ................................ 15,359,073 100.0 3,162,413 100.0 18 521 486 100.00
<br />Hispanic or Latino ......................... 14,891,303 97.0 1,859,538 58.8 16750,841 90.4
<br />Not Hispanic or Latino ..................... 467,770 3.0 1,302,875 41.2 1,770,645 9.6
<br />Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Redistricting (Public Law 94-171) Summary File, Tables PLi and PL2.
<br />Approximately 15.4 million people,
<br />or about 5 percent of the total
<br />population, reported only Some
<br />other race. An additional 3.2 mil-
<br />lion people reported Some other
<br />race and at least one other race.
<br />Within this group, the most com-
<br />mon combinations were "Some
<br />other race and White" (70 percent
<br />of the population reporting Some
<br />other race and one or more other
<br />races}, followed by "Some other
<br />race and Black or African
<br />American" (13 percent), and "Some
<br />other race and Asian" (8 percent).
<br />Approximately 18.5 million people,
<br />or 7 percent of the total popula-
<br />tion, reported Some other race
<br />alone or in combination with one
<br />or more other races.
<br />HISPANIC ORIGIN 8~1 RACE
<br />IN CENSUS 2000
<br />Mine ~uut off ten )alispanics
<br />reported White alone or Some
<br />other race aloae.
<br />Nearly half (48 percent) of
<br />Hispanics reported only White,
<br />while approximately 42 percent
<br />reported only Some other race,
<br />when responding to the question
<br />on race (see Table 1 0). Less than
<br />4 percent of Latinos reported Black
<br />or African American alone,
<br />American Indian and Alaska Native
<br />alone, Asian alone, or Native
<br />Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
<br />alone. In contrast, 79 percent of
<br />the-non-Hispanic population re-
<br />ported only White and 0.2 percent
<br />reported only Some other race.
<br />About 19 percent of all non-
<br />Hispanics reported only one of the
<br />remaining race categories. Of all
<br />race and Hispanic origin combina-
<br />tions, the group reporting as only
<br />White and non-Hispanic was the
<br />largest, representing 69 percent of
<br />the total population.
<br />Approximately 6 percent of all
<br />Hispanics reported two or more
<br />races, compared with just under
<br />2 percent of non-Hispanics. Among
<br />the 2.2 million Latinos who reported
<br />more than one race, 1.8 million
<br />(81 percent) reported only two races,
<br />one of which was Some other race.
<br />Of the 6.8 million respondents re-
<br />porting two or more races, nearly
<br />one-third (2.2 million or 33 percent)
<br />were Hispanic.
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