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Panel discussion flyer cover. Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute of Hunter College in collaboration with the Tenement Museum, presents The Immigration and Nationality Act 60 Years Later: The Making of Modern New York City. Featuring Nancy Foner, Mae M. Ngai, Joe Salvo, Margaret Chin. October 14th, 2025

Panel discussion flyer cover. Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute of Hunter College in collaboration with the Tenement Museum, presents The Immigration and Nationality Act 60 Years Later: The Making of Modern New York City. Featuring Nancy Foner, Mae M. Ngai, Joe Salvo, Margaret Chin. October 14th, 2025

Projected on a wall, this graph shows population by millions in NYC from 1900 to 2020. Line categories are: total population, White, Black, Hispanic, Asian. The total population starts at 3.5 million in 1900 and almost entirely white. At 1950, total population neared 8 million and proportionate white population of more than 6 million. After 1950, white population proportion decreases until 2020 when it is only slightly above the Hispanic pop, both below 3 million. Asian pop at the lowest of the categories, still almost 1.5 million people. 2020 population total just below 9 million. sources: US. Census Bureau, 1900-2020 Censuses; Population Division, NYC Department of City Planning

Projected on a wall, this graph shows population by millions in NYC from 1900 to 2020. Line categories are: total population, White, Black, Hispanic, Asian. The total population starts at 3.5 million in 1900 and almost entirely white. At 1950, total population neared 8 million and proportionate white population of more than 6 million. After 1950, white population proportion decreases until 2020 when it is only slightly above the Hispanic pop, both below 3 million. Asian pop at the lowest of the categories, still almost 1.5 million people. 2020 population total just below 9 million. sources: US. Census Bureau, 1900-2020 Censuses; Population Division, NYC Department of City Planning

Projected on a wall, this bar graph shows population by percentage category in NYC from 1950 to 2020. Bar categories are: total population, White, Black, Hispanic, Asian. Each bar represents a ten year period. In 1950: White population at 87.3%, Black pop at 9.2%, Hispanic pop at 3.1%, and negligent pop of Asians. In 1950: White population at 30.9%, Black pop at 20.2%, Hispanic pop at 28.3%, and Asian pop of 15.6%. There is a small but noticeable sliver of Other pops at the top of the 2020 bar. There is a diversity index value below each year bar on the graph. However, I didn't catch the explanation of how it was calculated. Diversity Index: 22.8, 37.0, 54.0, 62.8, 73.4, 73.9, 75.7. Each figure corresponds to a ten year bar on the graph, from 1950 to 2020. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 1950 2020 Censuses; Population Division, NYC Department of City Planning

Projected on a wall, this bar graph shows population by percentage category in NYC from 1950 to 2020. Bar categories are: total population, White, Black, Hispanic, Asian. Each bar represents a ten year period. In 1950: White population at 87.3%, Black pop at 9.2%, Hispanic pop at 3.1%, and negligent pop of Asians. In 1950: White population at 30.9%, Black pop at 20.2%, Hispanic pop at 28.3%, and Asian pop of 15.6%. There is a small but noticeable sliver of Other pops at the top of the 2020 bar. There is a diversity index value below each year bar on the graph. However, I didn't catch the explanation of how it was calculated. Diversity Index: 22.8, 37.0, 54.0, 62.8, 73.4, 73.9, 75.7. Each figure corresponds to a ten year bar on the graph, from 1950 to 2020. Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 1950 2020 Censuses; Population Division, NYC Department of City Planning

I attended a panel discussion at Hunter earlier this month. I didn't realize just how much the demographics of NYC has changed over decades!
#NYC #NYCdiverse #HunterCollege #PublicPolicy #AltText #alttextishardwork

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