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Demography, Aging & the Life Course

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Source: Pew Research Center
Source: Pew Research Center
Source: The New York Times / U.S. Census Bureau

Demography: Population

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Source: Pew Research Center
Those who want us to work to age 70 and the ones who won't hire us after age 50 are the same people.

Demography: Aging

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"China, really, is not a “one-child nation.” Using Chinese census data, here is the total number of children (by age 35-39) born to three groups of Chinese women, arranged according to their ages in 1980, about when the one-child policy began." Source: Philip N. Cohen / IPUMS
Source: Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington
Source: Pew Research Center

Demography: Fertility

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Source: Human Mortality Database
The gap in death rates between Black and white people has existed for as long as we have had data, 2006 - 2008  Source: Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, "U.S. Racial Inequality May Be as Deadly as Covid-19"

Demography: Mortality

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Source: Pew Research Center Gop, Low Birth Rate, People In The Us
Source: Pew Research Center
Source: The New York Times / U.S. Census Bureau White Supremacy, Us History, The New York Times, American Indians, This Is Us, Language, Relationship, Change, Writing
Source: The New York Times / U.S. Census Bureau
Source: U.S. Census Horry County, North Carolina Coast, Data Show, Myrtle Beach, Suburban, Oklahoma, Tourist
Source: U.S. Census
"China, really, is not a “one-child nation.” Using Chinese census data, here is the total number of children (by age 35-39) born to three groups of Chinese women, arranged according to their ages in 1980, about when the one-child policy began." Source: Philip N. Cohen / IPUMS Philip, The One, Policies, Aging, Born, Chinese, Number, Children
"China, really, is not a “one-child nation.” Using Chinese census data, here is the total number of children (by age 35-39) born to three groups of Chinese women, arranged according to their ages in 1980, about when the one-child policy began." Source: Philip N. Cohen / IPUMS
The gap in death rates between Black and white people has existed for as long as we have had data, 2006 - 2008  Source: Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, "U.S. Racial Inequality May Be as Deadly as Covid-19" Black And White People, Mortality Rate, Wrigley Field, Inequality, Racial, Exist, Elizabeth, Gap
The gap in death rates between Black and white people has existed for as long as we have had data, 2006 - 2008 Source: Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, "U.S. Racial Inequality May Be as Deadly as Covid-19"
Source: Mary R. Jackman and Kimberlee A. Shauman. "The Toll of Inequality: Excess African American Deaths in the United States over the Twentieth Century." Jackman, Excess, The Twenties, Bar Chart, Mary, Death, United States
Source: Mary R. Jackman and Kimberlee A. Shauman. "The Toll of Inequality: Excess African American Deaths in the United States over the Twentieth Century."
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, Social Issues, Graphing, Health Care, Motivation, Black And White
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Source: Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington University Of Washington, Ap Environmental Science
Source: Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington
Source: Pew Research Center All Time Low, All About Time, Social Science Research, Content Analysis, Generation Z, Forced Labor
Source: Pew Research Center
U.S. fertility hit all-time low in 2016...and 2006...and 1976  Source: Pew Research Center Anabolic Steroid, Business Investment, Demographics, Births, Dashboards
U.S. fertility hit all-time low in 2016...and 2006...and 1976 Source: Pew Research Center
Source: Pew Research Center Large Women, Having A Baby, American Women, Fertility, Motherhood, Pie Chart, Development, News, Mccreary
Source: Pew Research Center
Source: Pew Research Center Millennial Generation, Tourism Marketing, Brand Manual, Social Trends, Labour Market
Source: Pew Research Center
Source: CIA, "The World Factbook" Nicaragua, Bolivia, Honduras, Guatemala, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Venezuela
Source: CIA, "The World Factbook"
by race/ethnicity and education of married and cohabiting women ages 15-49  Source: Philip N. Cohen / National Survey of Family Growth Surveys, High School, Growth, Married, Education, Family
by race/ethnicity and education of married and cohabiting women ages 15-49 Source: Philip N. Cohen / National Survey of Family Growth
Sources: CIA World Fact Book / IndexMundi Cia, The Darkest, World Map, Country, Book, Rural Area, Country Music
Sources: CIA World Fact Book / IndexMundi
Maternal Deaths by Race (per 100,000 births)  Source: MBRRACE, 2018 / CDC, 2019 / 2020. Explained: Sex. "Childbirth." Netflix. Maternal Health, Tuskegee, Disparity, Cdc, Feminist
Maternal Deaths by Race (per 100,000 births) Source: MBRRACE, 2018 / CDC, 2019 / 2020. Explained: Sex. "Childbirth." Netflix.
Source: Philip N. Cohen / CDC data Line Chart, Data, Life
Source: Philip N. Cohen / CDC data
"Working-Age Population by Race and Ethnicity. Actual and Projected: 1960, 2005, and 2050 (% share of population ages 18 to 64)  Source: Pew Research Center, 2008 Aging Population, Ethnic, Age, Projects, Log Projects, Blue Prints
"Working-Age Population by Race and Ethnicity. Actual and Projected: 1960, 2005, and 2050 (% share of population ages 18 to 64) Source: Pew Research Center, 2008
Those who want us to work to age 70 and the ones who won't hire us after age 50 are the same people. Eat The Rich, Age 50, Mood, Capitalism, Job Interview, Positive Thoughts, Politics, Positivity
Those who want us to work to age 70 and the ones who won't hire us after age 50 are the same people.
Birth Rates per 1,000 U.S. Women Age 15-19 and 40-44, 1990-2018 (with extrapolation to 2022)  Source: Philip N. Cohen / NCHS Women, Woman
Birth Rates per 1,000 U.S. Women Age 15-19 and 40-44, 1990-2018 (with extrapolation to 2022) Source: Philip N. Cohen / NCHS