South Carolina Male or Men Population By Race and Ethnicity in 2010

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2010, the South Carolina male or men population was 2,254,916. Among the South Carolina male population, 131,557 identified as Hispanic (5.83%), and 2,123,359 identified as Non-Hispanic (94.17%).

Race: The White Alone male population was the largest male racial group in South Carolina, with a population of 1,564,157 (69.37%). The Black or African American Alone male population was the second largest male racial group in South Carolina, with a population of 613,011 (27.19%). The Two Or More Races male population was the third largest male racial group in South Carolina, with a population of 33,547 (1.49%).

Ethnicity: The White Alone - Non Hispanic male population was the largest male ethnic group in South Carolina, with a population of 1,453,867 (64.47%). The Black or African American Alone - Non Hispanic male population was the second largest male ethnic group in South Carolina, with a population of 602,340 (26.71%). The White Alone - Hispanic male population was the third largest male ethnic group in South Carolina, with a population of 110,290 (4.89%).

The charts and tables below shows the male population and percentage for each racial and ethnicity group in South Carolina.

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