For many, home ownership is a symbol of the American Dream. It’s a safe investment during uncertain economic times, a long-term retirement asset, a shelter to your family, and access to good schools. But these days the path to the American Dream has become more difficult to follow.
U.S. Latinas Are Taking Their Futures into Their Own Hands
A quality education is key to achieving the American Dream, and Latina women are increasingly taking charge of their own destiny. Lower educational attainment can be an obstacle in many areas of life, leading to lower employment, higher poverty rates, and lower income, which underscores the importance of education to the wellbeing of the Hispanic community.
Hispanics Reluctant to Enroll in Obamacare: Increased Costs to Blame
This Sunday, February the 15th, the Open Enrolment period for health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act for 2015 will draw to a close. Despite massive pushes by the Obama administration to boost Hispanic enrollment, the Hispanic community has largely avoided participation in the controversial healthcare program.
Hispanics and the Ballot Box: How Latinos Affected the 2014 Election
The U.S. Hispanic population is on the rise and its impact on American politics is growing. Beyond the traditional states of Arizona, California, Florida, New Mexico, and Texas, the Hispanic electorate is poised to make significant impacts on elections in other states with high Hispanic population growth – such as North Carolina, Colorado, Illinois, and Alaska.
