An infographic and photo collage critiquing the U.S. Census Bureau's classification of Middle Eastern and North African groups as 'White'.

The top half shows a treemap chart of 2019 US population demographics (60.1% White, 18.5% Hispanic, etc.) and a bar graph showing projected declines in the white population. The bottom half is titled 'Visualizing America's Definition of White' and features a grid of photos showing Arab and North African protesters from various countries including Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Morocco, Tunisia, Yemen, Oman, Bahrain, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Libya, and Kuwait.

Visualizing America's Population By Race 2019 The United States is a unique mosaic of cultural diversity— almost 40% of its people belong to racial or ethnic minorities. Here, we visualize the breakdown of the U.S. population in 2019, and how this will change over time. Projected race/ethnicity breakdown (%), 2020-2060 Over time, the share of white populations is expected to decline to less than half (44%) of all Americans after 2045. The proportion of those with multiple racial backgrounds will more than double by 2060. Note: U.S. totals exclude Puerto Rico 60.1% White 18.5% Hispanic 12.2% Black 5.6% Asian 0.2% Native Hawaiian/ Other Pacific Islander 2.8% Multiple Races 0.7% American Indian/ Alaska Native Sources: Kaiser Family Foundation, U.S. Census Bureau Visualizing America's Definition of White Lebanese Egyptian Iraqi Moroccan Tunisian Yemeni Omanese Bahrainis Palestinians Saudis Lybians Kuwaiti REVENGE IS COMING