Non-Hispanic

Non-Hispanic blacks grew 13% and remain the state's largest minority population at 333,075.

Kentucky grows with minority residents 2011

Non-Hispanic whites grew 10% to 3.5 million in the same period and make up 70% of the population, down from 74.5% in 2000, the data show.

Residents migrate to Colorado's cities 2011

Non-Hispanic whites are 40.5% of the population, or 833,810, a growth of 2.5%.

Hispanic population swells past white population in N.M. 2011

Non-Hispanic whites grew 3.8% and constitute about 86% of the state's total, down from 89% a decade ago.

Kentucky grows with minority residents 2011

Non-Hispanic white growth declined from 24.7% in 1990s to 12.9% this decade.

Arizona grows but at slower rate 2011

So let's restate what you've heard before yet one more time: According to the U.S. Census, Latinos grew by 43% from 38 Million in 2000 to 50 Million in 2010, while the Non-Hispanic population only grew by 4.9%.

Lili Gil: Top 5 Reasons Why Latinos Must be on Your Advertising Agenda Lili Gil 2011

Surely, there were other Non-Hispanic nominees who more closely matched Sotomayor's qualifications ...

McCain to vote against Sotomayor 2009

Non-Hispanic blacks increased 13.4% Overall, the state gained 168,532 people, up almost 5%.

Connecticut becomes more dense with N.Y. spillover 2011

Non-Hispanic whites ceased being the majority, shrinking to 45.3% of the population from 52.4%.

Latino Numbers Soar in Texas, Promising More Political Clout Ana Campoy 2011

Non-Hispanic blacks, meanwhile, declined 0.8% to 2.16 million.

Hispanics Surge in California Jim Carlton 2011