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Racial/Ethnic Composition
Los Angeles County, 2000 Census                                                                    
 
Ethnic Statistics by City

Population - All Races

Ethnic Group Population Percentage
Total Population (All Races) 9,519,338 100.00%
    One Race* 9,049,557 95.06%
                     One Race not Hispanic or Latino 5,277,125 55.44%
              White* 4,637,062 48.71%
                     White not Hispanic or Latino 2,959,614 31.09%
              Black or African American* 930,957 9.78%
                     Black or African American not Hispanic or Latino 901,472 9.47%
              Asian* 1,137,500 11.95%
                     Asian Not Hispanic or Latino 1,124,569 11.81%
              American Indian & Alaskan Native* 76,988 0.81%
                     American Indian & Alaskan Native not Hispanic or Latino 25,609 0.27%
              Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander* 27,053 0.28%
                     Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander not Hispanic or Latino 23,265 0.24%
              Some Other Race* 2,239,997 23.53%
                     Some Other Race not Hispanic or Latino 19,935 0.21%
    Two or More Races* 469,781 4.94%
                     Two or More Races not Hispanic or Latino 222,661 2.34%
     Hispanic or Latino 4,242,213 44.56%
                     Total Not Hispanic or Latino 5,277,125 55.44%

* Includes Hispanic or Latino

Population - Hispanic or Latino
(Percentages calculated on total Hispanic or Latino population)

Ethnic Group Population Percentage
Total Hispanic or Latino 4,242,213 100.00%
       One Race 3,995,093 44.15%
              White 1,677,448 36.17%
              Black or African American 29,485 3.17%
              Asian 12,931 1.14%
              American Indian & Alaskan Native 51,379 66.74%
              Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander 3,788 14.00%
              Some Other Race 2,220,062 99.11%
       Two or More Races 247,120 52.60%

Race/Ethnic Composition Census for Los Angeles County - Comparing 1990 & 2000

Ethnic Group

1990 Census

2000 Census

Percent Change

Population

Percent

Population

Percent

Total Population (All Races)

8,863,164

100.00%

9,519,338

100.00%

+7.40%

One Race 1

---

---

9,049,557

95.06%

---

       White

5,044,718

56.92%

4,637,062

48.71%

-8.08%

              White not Hispanic or Latino

3,634,722

40.70%

2,959,614

31.09%

-18.57%

       Black or African American

990,406

11.17%

930,957

9.78%

-6.00%

       Asian

928,710

10.48%

1,137,500

11.95%

+22.48%

       American Indian & Alaskan Native

43,689

0.49%

76,988

0.81%

+76.22%

       Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander

26,319

0.29%

27,053

0.28%

+2.79%

       Some Other Race

1,829,022

20.64%

2,239,997

23.53%

+22.47%

Two or More Races 2

---

---

469,781

4.94%

---

Hispanic or Latino

3,306,116

37.96%

4,242,213

44.56%

+28.31%

Total Not Hispanic or Latino

5,557,048

62.70%

5,277,125

55.44%

-5.04%

1 For the 2000 Census, this category refers only to persons declaring one race. The 1990 Census offered no option to identify with more than one race. 2 Two or More Races - This category, first offered in the 2000 Census, allowed the option to identify with more than one race.

Notes: "Population of one race" refers to those who identified themselves to the Census as of one race only. "Population of two of more races"  refers to those who identified themselves as of at least two races. "Total Population"  is the combination of both.
 "Hispanic of Latino" is not considered a "race" by the Census. Rather, it is a cultural/ethnic classification that overlaps with race. Persons who identify themselves as "Hispanic or Latino" must also identify themselves with a race or combination of races. In fact, a large number of these persons identify themselves with the racial classification "white."
We have added a column under "Population of one race" that is titled "White (Not Hispanic or Latino)."

Source for above tables: U.S. Census Bureau

 

 

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