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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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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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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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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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