The persistent lack of diversity in Ewing is notable, especially given national trends towards increasing diversity in many areas of the United States. The significant income growth over the past decade is notable and may indicate broader economic improvements in the region or state.

Based on observed trends, Ewing will likely maintain its low diversity classification with a strong white majority in the near future. The brief period of slightly increased diversity from 2017 to 2021 was not sustained, suggesting significant demographic shifts are unlikely in the short term.

Economically, if past decade trends continue, further increases in median income and continued population growth can be expected. However, without significant changes in racial demographics, the village is unlikely to transition into a new diversity category.

The most likely scenario is that Ewing will remain a low diversity community with a white majority for the foreseeable future, potentially with continued economic growth as reflected in rising median incomes and a gradually increasing population. Any transition to a more diverse community would require significant changes in migration patterns or other external factors not evident in the current data trends.