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Total Fertility Rates by Race in the USA, 1980-2013

Posted on December 21, 2015 by

Previous posts on fertility rates by race: 1980-2008 and 1980-2010. I present the latest data on U.S. Total Fertility rates by race through 2013. (Data source links at the end of this post.) You can see herein the full effect … Continue reading →

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France Reaches 30% Diversity Among Newborns; Native Youth Get Angry

Posted on October 19, 2012 by

What share of France’s population is “diverse”, as the term is used today (i.e., non-European by ancestry)? People wonder, and — actually — it’s a bit of a mystery. Reliable racial data for France is hard to come by. An … Continue reading →

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All 10 Million Europeans: The Specter of Endless Low-Fertility

Posted on October 13, 2012 by

Years ago, I came across an intriguing essay. It was entitled “All 10 million Europeans”, and was about Europe’s shrinking native population. What happens if birth rates fall permanently below death rates? …[T]here is no evidence that this [deaths exceeding … Continue reading →

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The USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980 to 2010

Posted on October 7, 2012 by

 NOTE: This graph has been updated with the newest data through 2013, here: USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980-2013 ________________________________________________________   NOTE: This is a follow-up to a post made last year, “USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980-2008”, … Continue reading →

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Western Civilizational Pride, 1986-1992

Posted on October 4, 2012 by

A theory of mine, for some time now, has been that a swelling of ‘civilizational pride’ among Westerners began sometime in the late-1980s — as it became clear victory in the Cold War was at hand — and lasted through … Continue reading →

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Mormon Fertility in the 21st Century and America’s Destiny

Posted on October 3, 2012 by

A recent post by Steve Sailer speculates on the future of Mormonism in the USA. “Ever since roughly 1890, Mormons have been trying to compensate for the weirdness of their founding era by closely emulating mainstream middle class white American … Continue reading →

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Family Type and Fertility

Posted on July 17, 2012 by

Steve Sailer posts the following map: It is explained thusly by New York Times blogger Frank Jacobs: * The “absolute nuclear” family type is both liberal and unequal. Children are totally emancipated, forming independent families of their own. The inheritance … Continue reading →

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USA: White Fertility and Intelligence (or, Dysgenics Quantified)

Posted on September 28, 2011 by

Quantifying Dysgenics The previous post, “Dysgenic Fertility Trends in Generation-X” reported on the negative correlation between white fertility and educational-attainment (a proxy for intelligence) among women ending their reproductive lives in the early 2010s (i.e., those born in the late … Continue reading →

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Dysgenic Fertility Trends in Generation X

Posted on September 25, 2011 by

Q. Is the generation of White children that has been, and is being born, to White Generation-X mothers in the USA of significantly lower quality than its parent generation? (i.e., is dysgenics occurring more sharply now than it has in … Continue reading →

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Chidlessness Among Generation-X Women

Posted on September 24, 2011 by

Foseti is alarmed that 43% of white-collar American women between ages 33 and 46 have never had a child. Of course, this is a very large age-bracket, and many of the women in their 30s may yet have children. Age … Continue reading →

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Primogeniture and Fertility

Posted on March 7, 2011 by

Primogeniture: The practice of passing all property to one’s firstborn son. A man with four sons has an estate. He dies. To whom goes the land? Today, it would be split between the four sons evenly, by law. In the … Continue reading →

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Why did French fertility collapse in the 1800s?

Posted on February 20, 2011 by

Population Growth in the Century After Napoleon: France. –1816 : 29.9 million –1860 : 36.5 million [+22.1%] –1910 : 39.5 million [+8.2%] Germany (within 1871 borders). –1816 : 22.4 million –1860 : 37.6 million [+67.9%] –1910 : 64.9 million [+72.6%] … Continue reading →

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USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980-2008

Posted on January 13, 2011 by

 NOTE: This graph has been updated with the newest data through 2013, here: USA’s Total Fertility Rates by Race, 1980-2013 Also a post on the 1980-2010 data with good comments. _________________________________________________ White fertility rate: A caveat: Race-fertility calculations in the … Continue reading →

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U.S. fertility: Baby-Boomers did not replace selves

Posted on November 8, 2010 by

U.S. fertility fell below replacement level with the first of the “Baby-Boomers”, and has not recovered. I present the data below. It was even more dramatic in Europe, I understand. Question: Is a sub-replacement Total-Fertility-Rate really “what people naturally want”, … Continue reading →

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