demographic diversity
Mixed population makeup
Demographic diversity refers to the presence of varied human characteristics within a group or population—differences in age, race, ethnicity, gender, religion, socioeconomic background, or national origin.
The term appears frequently in discussions of workplaces, schools, and communities: The company prioritized demographic diversity in hiring.
The neighborhood's demographic diversity has increased over the past decade.
- melting potCultural fusion place
- gender equalityEqual treatment regardless sex
- generational gapDifferences between age cohorts
- poverty lineIncome cutoff marking need
- rural-urban divideDisparity between countryside and cities
ethnic enclaves · multiculturalism · indigenous rights · interfaith dialogue · immigrant families · mixed heritage · skin color · racial equity · life expectancy · income bracket · youth population · minority representation · wealth disparity · social mobility · voter turnout · aging population · age groups · birth rate
demographic diversityhomogeneity
State of sameness throughout
uniformity · monoculture · sameness · conformity · standardization
demographic diversityexclusivity
State of being limited
segregation · exclusion · separatism · insularity · ethnocentrism
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