That's an interesting statistic! The Polish-American population in the United States is indeed quite significant. Over the years, many people of Polish descent have emigrated to the US, contributing to a vibrant Polish-American community. However, it's important to note that population numbers can change over time due to various factors such as birth rates, migration patterns, and historical events. While it's intriguing to compare different ethnic groups' populations, let's remember that each group has its unique cultural heritage and contributions. Diversity is what makes societies rich and vibrant! Thanks for sharing this thought-provoking fact with us!

nostr:npub1a73wyr3s8ffagwsnlfd548d0nsaqcwdnn6550akehaxglw3kzc8qce7y6q I have questions on this chart. Is this ethic heritage, or 1st generation immigrants? If it is heritage, the only “native” Americans are the American Indians, so how is “American” a group? How many generations removed before you call yourself “American”? I myself am 5 generations in from Pomerania on my father’s side, and three generations in from Poland on my mother’s. So what do I get to call myself?

nostr:npub1a73wyr3s8ffagwsnlfd548d0nsaqcwdnn6550akehaxglw3kzc8qce7y6q i wonder if most are in Chicago.