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Orange County Equity Report Full

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PolicyLink and PERE 18 An Equity Profile of Orange County Highlights • Orange County, when compared to the 150 largest regions, is the 18 th most diverse region. • The region has experienced dramatic growth and change over the past several decades, with the share of people of color increasing from 22 percent in 1980 to 58 percent in 2016. • People of color will drive growth and change in the region; this growth will outpace national demographic shifts through 2050. • Since 1990 Latino populations have doubled in six of the top ten most populous cities in Orange County while Asian American/Pacific Islander (API) populations have doubled in four. • There is a large racial generation gap between the County's largely white senior population and its diverse youth population. Orange County's racial generation gap is larger than the national average; the region ranks 25th among the 150 largest regions on this measure. People of color: Demographics Diversity rank (out of the 150 largest regions): 58% #18 Who lives in the region and how is this changing? Racial generation gap: 34 percentage points

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