In Week 36 of this year’s #MakeOverMonday challenge, we focus on the percentage of people who have different opinions on Abortion. A law in Texas, USA, has made it virtually impossible for women to access the procedure in the state — although the constitutional right to abortion is still intact. 80% of Americans believe that …
In this week’s #MakeOverMonday challenge, we see that 35% of newcomers aren’t able to land entry-level jobs. Why? Because ‘entry-level’ jobs today demand experience. Not so entry-level now, is it? LinkedIn surveyed entry-level roles from December 2017 to August 2021 and found almost 10.1 million entry-level positions. 60% of the entry-level jobs in the Software …
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In this week’s #MakeOverMonday Challenge, we focus on the clearing of Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) in the United Kingdom. Clearing is a service under UCAS Undergraduate application that allows students to apply for courses that have vacancies. The number of placed applicants has been increasing YoY since 2012, barring a drop between 2017 …
“Bruno, Bruno, Bruno, He’s from Sporting like Cristiano, He goes left, He goes right, He makes the defenses look shite, He’s our Portuguese magnifico.” Oh, what a revelation Bruno Fernandes has been to Manchester United. I am not a movie fanatic, but I have wondered how a hero always comes in at the right time …
This week’s #MakeOverMonday data talks about the racial breakdown in each state in the United States of America. Only five states and one US territory (Puerto Rico) have more than 50% (of its) population identifying with a race other than White. Main, West Virginia, and Maine are the states with the highest proportion of the …
This week’s #MakeOverMonday Challenge focuses on the death rates in the United Kingdom, based on ethnicity. I have longed to use a Radar Chart in my visualizations and I felt that this was the right time to use it. As seen from the visualization, which takes the rate of death of white men as the …
This week’s #MakeOverMonday challenge focuses on the number of vaccination doses administered in the United Kingdom sorted by age and ethnicity. Vaccination drives began in late 2020 and this dataset comprises doses administered, in the said groups, from December 8, 2020, to June 24, 2021. As seen from the visualization below, people from the White …
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This week’s #MakeOverMonday data focuses on the voting patterns in the recently concluded election in the United States of America. Everyone around the globe was eager to see the result of Joe Biden vs Donald Trump, for the post of The President of the United States of America is a powerful and coveted position to …
When I was a kid, I always wondered how many people I share my birthday with. This week’s #MakeOverMonday challenge focuses on the number of births, each day from 1994 to 2014. Now I can finally see how many people I share my birthday with. Hover over the date to see the number of births …
The police in the United Kingdom are given, by the government, to stop and search any individual in the airports. An alarming rate of Black people are frisked. Though the number of frisks has reduced, from what it was in 2009, in 2019, the rate of blacks being stopped and searched is more than nine …
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