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Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Michigan
NewMexico
NewYork
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Alaska
723,225
482,760
353,386
DEMOGRAPHICS BUYING POWER
In 1990, President George H.W. Bush declared November National American Indian Heritage Month. Today, American Indians comprise 1.3 percent of the U.S. population. Their buying power, which this year is 156 percent greater than in 2000, is expected to grow to $148 billion by 2017. Source: Selig Center for Economic Growth
4 million or
1.3% 5 million or
1.5% of total population of total population
MEDIAN AGEPOPULATION
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Pew Hispanic Center
0 10 20 30 40 50
Total population
Whites
Asian Americans
Blacks
Latinos
American Indians
2928
3133
42
American Indians
LatinosBlacksAsian Americans
Whites
Total population 32.632.6
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME (2008)
Source: Selig Center for Economic Growth
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
PERCENT CHANGE IN BUYING POWER (2010–2017)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
EDUCATION (People 25 and older)
WITH AT LEAST A HIGH-SCHOOL EDUCATION
WITH A BACHELOR’S DEGREE
WITH ADVANCED DEGREES
American Indians and Alaska Natives
80%Total U.S.
population
85% American Indians
and Alaska Natives
16% Total U.S.
population
28% American Indians
and Alaska Natives
3.9% Total U.S.
population
8.9%
2015
2017
2010
2000
1990 $19.6$40
$87$103
$148
National
Blacks
Asian Americans
Latinos
American Indians 44%42%42%
26%24%
U.S. Median Household Income
Asian Americans
Whites
Latinos
Blacks
American Indians $41,945
$33,578
$40,165
$54,168
$67,022
$50,046
AMERICAN INDIAN BUYING POWER (IN BILLIONS)
TOTAL POPULATION BUYING POWER
2010 $12.2 trillion
2015 $15.1 trillion
American Indian Heritage Month Facts & Figures
WHERE DO AMERICAN INDIANS LIVE?
Nearly 1/3 of American Indians live in these three states
States with more than 100,000 American Indian and Alaska Native residents as of 2010.
FOR MORE FACTS AND FIGURES: www.DiversityInc.com/diversity-facts
2012
2017
