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totals by race/ethnicity for 1971-2017 for live births (from CDC birth reports and author's estimates) and abortions (as estimated by the author). The two graphs and the table below show U.S. or no data (8 states-California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, New Hampshire, Washington, and Wyoming).for Hispanic and non-Hispanic only (1 state-New Mexico).for white, black, and other race without accounting for Hispanic origin (11 states-Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Rhode Island).

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for all four groups listed above (30 states plus the District of Columbia).

To illustrate the incomplete nature of available data, 2015 abortion data by race/ethnicity of mother are reported by the CDC (Jatlaoui et al., 2018) based on state health agency reporting as follows: Note that in typical nomenclature 'Hispanic' is an ethnic characteristic that overlaps with the other racial distinctions.

and other (includes Asian, American Indian, Pacific Islander, and Native Alaskan).

Results are presented primarly for four groups corresponding to categories used by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC): This page presents summary results for estimated abortions in the United States by race/ethnicity and by state. Abortions in the United States by race Abortions in the United States by race