And the economic situation is even more dire for working black and Hispanic families, more than 50% of whom cannot afford the basics. For comparison, a quarter of white families and 23% of Asian ...

“What we see is a domino effect,” said Maria Cadenas, executive director of Ventures, a nonprofit organization that helps Latino working-class families in California’s Central Coast.

Nevada illustrates the progress that Hispanic families have made ... I feel like I’m middle class, or maybe working class but I have my benefits, my health care, I own my house in Henderson ...

Cuts to this essential program would hurt 3.9 million Floridians — and destabilize a key driver of the state economy | ...

Hispanic Americans skew more working-class than the country's white ... Some 46% said their family's financial situation was worse than four years ago, compared with 20% who said the same in ...

rather than finding children for families. That's why we are working towards finding more Hispanic families who are willing to foster or adopt. The Jasso family from Fort Worth are an example of a ...

Alvarez is one of the top Hispanic influencers on TikTok ... Alvarez plans to keep working with his dad at the old family business no matter how popular the new family business gets.

Something that we pursued not just for ourselves, but for our family who never had the same opportunities. That belief has carried into my work today. As a leader for a Hispanic organization ...

Milwaukee residents, especially Black and Hispanic families like mine ... testimony and the launch of a grassroots movement working to hold MPS School Board members accountable through recall ...