Essays on Hispanic

The Hispanic population in the United States The Hispanic population in the United States accounts for around 16% of the total population. Our neighborhood has experienced a slew of challenges, including a lack of insurance coverage, high illiteracy rates, poverty, and diverse cultural beliefs. Clinical research results in improved health care...

Hispanic Culture and its Influence on American Culture One of the minority groups in the United States is Hispanics. They are regarded as the greatest minority group to call the United States home. However, there are more Hispanics in Mexico than in the United States. In terms of culture, the Hispanic...

Demographic Change in the United States Between 2000 and 2009, demographic change in the United States was rapid, with national population increase averaging 8.8 percent compared to 10.5 percent in metropolitan regions (Berube, 24). Over the last decade, racial and ethnic minorities have accounted for a startling 83 percent of national...

The set of kids I've chosen to watch comes from a Latino family who used to live next door to us but later moved to Patagonia, Arizona's Santa Cruz County. The two parents, their two sons, and their two daughters, for a total of four children, make up the family's...

Racial Inequality in American Society Racial inequality in American society is also a persistent aspect. Cultural minority communities, such as African Americans and Hispanics, continue to face inequality in fields such as schooling and employment. The fewer chances offered to ethnic minorities continue to raise the country's level of discrimination. In...

The urban ethnography of Latino street gangs The urban ethnography of Latino street gangs provides a comprehensive study of Hispanic gangs in Los Angeles and other counties in California (Hallcom, 1999). In the often dysfunctional neighbourhoods of the study areas, it outlines the historical origins, organisation and associated crimes carried out...

Illicit immigration to New Jersey has risen at an unprecedented pace over the years. The population of illegal immigrants has tripled in the last 25 years, according to Ewing, Martinez, and Rumbaut (2015). Hispanic immigration to the United States has been correlated with rising crimes in the country on an...