In 2025, data from the Deep South indicates significant changes in birth shares by the mother"s race. The statistics reveal a "great convergence" occurring within the region.
According to the findings, states with low non-Hispanic White (NHW) populations have remained steady, while states with low Hispanic populations have experienced rapid increases in birth shares. Additionally, states with low Black populations have shown growth, contrasting with high Black population states that have seen a decline.
This shift in demographic trends highlights the evolving landscape of birth shares across the Deep South. For further context on related developments, see recent developments in political reporting.






