The Great Replacement and the Great Lakes States (2/2)

On the Heartland and its declining influence:

In the 1940s Ohio was a 95% White state. Wisconsin's White population share stood at 99.2%, and Missouri's populace was 93.4% White.

By the 1970s the Great Migration and the state of mass migration from beyond the West had radically transformed these states and their major cities.

From Cleveland, to St. Lousi, to Milwaukee, Whites in the present day are a minority in the grand cities which they built on the North American continent.

Today Ohio is just 78% White, while Wisconsin stands at 78.6% White and Missouri boasts a 75.8% White populace.

The population will continue to change as state governments change policies to attract non-Whites.

Ohio has an entire department of government dedicated to attracting immigrants, and Wisconsin provides them with free housing and expansive healthcare.

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