Angelo Joseph-Bertelli Amenta
Abstract
This issue brief provides an analysis of the socioeconomic status of Hispanics/Latinos, the fastest growing ethno-racial group in the US. Outlined is the current state of Hispanic/Latino SES in regards to population data, causes of low levels of SES, implications of low SES, and the importance of addressing low SES moving forward.
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This issue brief provides an analysis of the socioeconomic status of Hispanics/Latinos, the fastest growing ethno-racial group in the US. Outlined is the current state of Hispanic/Latino SES in regards to population data, causes of low levels of SES, implications of low SES, and the importance of addressing low SES moving forward.
Key concepts: Socioeconomic status, Class (philosophy), Social class, Ethnic group, Geography, Demography, Sociology, Political science