As of June 2024, life expectancy in the United States by race and ethnicity is:
Asian: 84.5 years
White: 77.5 years
Hispanic: 80 years
Black: 72.8 years
AIAN: 67.9 years
Life expectancy varies by race and ethnicity, and is also affected by socioeconomic factors.
Explanation
Asian: Asian people have the highest life expectancy in the United States.
AIAN: American Indian and Alaska Native people have the lowest life expectancy in the United States.
Black: Black people have a lower life expectancy than White people.
Hispanic: Hispanic people have a higher life expectancy than Black people.
Socioeconomic factors: Neighborhood socioeconomic status (SES) is a factor that affects life expectancy.