The racial composition of America has been gradually changing over the past several decades, and we're expected to see a major shift in the coming 50 years.
By 2060, the country will be considerably more diverse, according to this chart from the Pew Research Center:
Of the more than 40 million immigrants who have come to America since 1965, half of them have been Hispanic and nearly a third of them have been Asian, according to Pew.
As the chart illustrates, the Hispanic population is expected to grow significantly throughout the next five decades, while the white population is expected to decline.
Pew has a new book out called "The Next America" that explores the changing demographics in the U.S.