Curtin and Elizabeth Arias, Ph.D., from the National Center for Health Statistics in Hyattsville, Maryland, describe trends in age-adjusted death rates from 2000 through 2017 for
Hispanic, non-Hispanic white, and non-Hispanic black adults aged 25 years and older.
However, these rosy statistics are misleading, since the poll was not designed to gauge
Hispanic voters' opinions.
Decreases in immigration rates and fertility among
Hispanic women are the factors contributing to the slower pace of
Hispanic growth.
The league continues to build its reputation with the
Hispanic community by connecting with
Hispanic leaders, programs and networks worldwide.
Instead, turnout among
Hispanic Texans during presidential elections continued its slow, steady increase since 2008, mostly in line with population growth and possibly more
Hispanic Texans turning of age to vote.
"In all, highly acculturated
Hispanics and foreign-born Latinos who are bilingual or English-dominant constitute 65% of the adult
Hispanic population but 69% of
Hispanic pet owners.
A report from the Urban Institute finds many older
Hispanics face steep financial challenges because of employment histories marked by low-earning jobs that generally offer no retirement benefits.
Hispanic immigrants account for most of the differences between the views of
Hispanics and those of blacks and non-Hispanic whites.
Hispanic and other Spanish-speaking doctors and clinicians, as well as community health workers or promotores de salud, play a key role in helping to provide culturally and linguistically appropriate outreach to
Hispanic patients.
For instance, insights from The NPD Group show that mass merchants are very important to
Hispanic consumers.
However, the
Hispanic opportunity is not just tied to their sheer size.
Another prevailing misconception among credit union leaders interested in adapting their programs for
Hispanic consumers is that they will have to translate into Spanish every piece of communication, including forms and disclosures.
