Non-whites now make up a majority of kindergartners here in the U.S.

Non-whites now make up a majority of kindergartners. By the next presidential election, the Census Bureau projects, they will be a majority of all children. And by 2044, no one racial group will be a majority of the country.
2016 could be the first election in which the white vote is at or below 70 percent as a share of the electorate. For perspective: in 1976, whites made up 89 percent of voters. As Latino and Asian immigration increased in the 1990s and 2000s, the white vote has been set on a steady decline.
America is at an inflection point — politically and culturally. The crosscurrents of demographic and cultural change are upending traditional voting patterns and straining the fabric of what it means to be American. Few could have imagined just how those changes would have manifested in this election, which presents Americans with a stark choice.
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A Changing America Faces A Stark Choice This Election

But, to be clear they are not saying all non-whites are black, they are saying brown as in Hispanic or Middle Eastern, they are saying Asian, they are saying Native American, they are saying African, they are saying Pacific Islander etc. etc. etc.