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The more educated one is, the less likely one is to have a lot of kids, and by and large, whites are still the most highly educated group in this country. Conversely, the less educated one is, the more likely one is to have a gaggle of kids. Look at poor whites in the South.
And I'm sure this is going to sound really, really un-PC, but so be it. It's the truth. It has more to do with education than race. If other groups were as highly educated, on the whole, as whites, they wouldn't be having as many kids, either.
The more educated one is, the less likely one is to have a lot of kids, and by and large, whites are still the most highly educated group in this country. Conversely, the less educated one is, the more likely one is to have a gaggle of kids. Look at poor whites in the South.
And I'm sure this is going to sound really, really un-PC, but so be it. It's the truth. It has more to do with education than race. If other groups were as highly educated, on the whole, as whites, they wouldn't be having as many kids, either.
There is something subtantial in this post. Sounds spot on.
I would be interested however in a breakdown of educated whites that are devout Christians. I'd bet that their childbirth numbers are much higher than non religious educated whites.
Something tells me that religion plays a larger role in this than people are willing to admit. Probably not as much a factor as education, but I doubt that it's subordinate to no more than a few other major factors.
Mormon families seem to crank out the kids, and they have a pretty high percentage of educated people as a whole. Or at least it seems that way.
Birth rates throughout Europe as well as the USA have been sinking for several years, and the replacement rate in California (1.7%) spells disaster for the free spenders in Sacramento sooner than they think, judging by the fact that over 3,500,000 people have left the state over the past two decades, and are choosing to have kids in states such as UT, TX, TN, NC, OK & other states where the pursuit of the American dream hasn't been destroyed as it has in California.
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There is something subtantial in this post. Sounds spot on.
I would be interested however in a breakdown of educated whites that are devout Christians. I'd bet that their childbirth numbers are much higher than non religious educated whites.
Mormon families seem to crank out the kids, and they have a pretty high percentage of educated people as a whole. Or at least it seems that way.
My company is comprised of an unusually high percentage of Mormons (Compared to the general population) that would fit that category. Mormons are kind of an anomoly though, compared with the Christian population as a whole.
My company is comprised of an unusually high percentage of Mormons (Compared to the general population) that would fit that category. Mormons are kind of an anomoly though, compared with the Christian population as a whole.
Would they be all that different from devout Evangelicals?
I don't have the data, but it wouldn't seem like it.
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