Demographic Analysis Quotes



In the earliest white and Black subpopulations of Colonial America, “outsiders”—were commonplace. The original colonists were ALL immigrants. This tradition of acceptance and integration of outsiders has been very successful in America, Australia, and New Zealand compared with most cultures and nations that are more nativist and xenophobic. It also makes American nativist and anti-immigrants somewhat hypocritical given their own family origins. See {629005}.