Category: Whites

The religious meaning of JD Vance as GOP nominee for Vice President

by Tony Carnes | Jul 15, 2024 | Whites | 0 |

Photo by Adrian Sulyok on Pexels.com A big gap in church/religious-planting training is teaching...

Living, breathing Dominican American Whites!

by Tony Carnes | Jul 16, 2021 | Dominicans, Movies, videos, Race & faith, Washington Heights, Whites | 0 |

Can a Dominican American be White?

BEFORE COVID, NY POPULATION STEADY. religious trends.

by Tony Carnes | Apr 27, 2021 | Statistics Peoples, Whites | 0 |

The 2020 population figure for New York State is a bit of surprise. It increased slightly over 2010, but many had expected it to decline.

JOURNEY TV — ERIC METAXAS & TONY CARNES

by Tony Carnes | Apr 11, 2021 | Elections 2020, Evangelical Protestants, Greeks, Journey TV Episodes 2021, Upper East Side, Whites | 0 |

I’m speechless. What do I say?

Updated Illustrated Explorer’s Guide to Williamsburg & Greenpoint

by Tony Carnes | Sep 17, 2018 | Whites, Williamsburg-Greenpoint | 3 |

Think of Brooklyn Community District 1 as a city with over 173,000 people in 2010. Part 1 of A Journey through Williamsburg-Greenpoint religions.

The new meaning of “White” New Yorker

by Tony Carnes | Oct 9, 2017 | Bushwick, HINGE, South Americans, Whites | 0 |

The very meaning of “White” in New York City is changing.

Illustrated Explorer’s Guide to Crown Heights, Brooklyn Part 2

by Tony Carnes | Sep 22, 2014 | Africans, Crown Heights, Whites | 0 |

Between 2000 and 2010, the percentage of Whites in the community district has jumped by 146%.

Illustrated Explorer’s Guide to Crown Heights, Brooklyn Part 1

by Tony Carnes | Sep 17, 2014 | Crown Heights, Whites | 0 |

The area is the leading edge of the tectronic movement of gentrification.

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