MacKenzie Scott Donates $6 Million to Voto Latino, Which Focuses on Increasing Youth Turnout
The philanthropist and ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has pledged more than $2.1 billion to 360 recipients
Latinos Have the Largest Household Size in the U.S.: These are the Figures
Latinos have the largest households of any demographic in the U.S. and average 3.6 family members per household.
Chronical Absenteeism From School Among Latinos Skyrockets During COVID Pandemic
The number shot up by more than 50 percent, more than for any other demographic. The reasons and the proposals to revert this
From Farmlands to Traditions: Climate Change Threatens Latino Culture in the U.S.
Over half of the U.S. Latino population resides in states facing heightened climate threats, including air pollution, extreme heat, and flooding
Top 5 Latino Christmas Dessert Recipes to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
The list includes Colombian 'Natilla', Mexican 'Apple Salad' and other Christmas Dessert Recipes that will not disappoint
Arizona Latinos Face Disproportionate Challenges to Start and Maintain Their Businesses
A new study sheds light on the difficulties to securing capital, accessing relief funds and heightened employee turnover during crises
The Latin Times' Top 5 U.S. Latin Food Restaurants of 2023
Not everything revolves around tacos and arepas. A glimpse into the flourishing Latino gastronomic industry in 2023.
How Can the Biden Administration Immediately Support Dual Language Learners?
UnidosUS published a document with a series of policy recommendations for the nearly 7.5 million children learning two languages at the same time
Young Latino Voters Are Much Less Likely to Vote in 2024 Presidential Election
According to a new poll the amount of Latino voters aged 18-29 who said they will "definitely" vote dropped by almost 30 percent
Voto Latino is Meeting Youths in the Digital World to Get Them to Register and Vote
The organization focuses its effort on educating younger generations to increase the amount of registered voters
25 Latinos Who Have Made Their Mark on The Hollywood Walk of Fame
Celia Cruz was the first Latin star to do so in 1996; see more famous names
Most Latino Parents Believe Their Children Are Performing Above Average In School; They're Not
A new Gallup survey shows less than a quarter of Latino students scoring proficient or better in a series of key tests
Here Are The Latino Representatives Who Aren't Seeking Reelection
Two intend to retire from public office, although one will likely be expelled, and the other will make a Senate run
Reproductive Rights: Latinas Disproportionately Impacted by Overturning of Roe v. Wade
A study by the Institute of Labor Economics showed that the impact of the Court's decision was "especially large for Hispanic women"
Latino Homeownership: Which States Have Higher and Lower Rates?
According to the Latino Data Hub, New Mexico, West Virginia and Vermont top the list, while New York stands at the bottom
Holiday Shopping 2023: Robust Surge in Online Purchases Among Latinos
A survey shows what products members of this demographic like the most
Latinos Are Least Looking Forward to Talking Politics at the Thanksgiving Table
A Quinnipiac poll showed how U.S. residents feel about the increasingly divisive holiday staple
How Many U.S. Citizens Celebrate Thanksgiving Abroad?
More than 8 million U.S. citizens currently live in other countries. Over a million are in Mexico and Canada
How Is Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Affecting Young Latinos' Mental Health and Academic Performance?
The Latin Times spoke to professor Kathleen Roche to understand the main factors exacerbating these issues
Latinos in Southeast U.S. Have Lower Rates of Health Insurance, Medicaid, Employer-Provided Health
States located in this region have some of the lowest rates of insurance for the demographic
Thanksgiving Memes Are Another Latino Tradition You Can Expect On Social Media This Year
There's the food and the family gathering, but also the memes
A Bountiful Fusion: How Latino Families Infuse Thanksgiving with Flavors of Home
Twists at the dinner table have become a feature, but not the only one. Dances ad partying also get a space as cultures blend in the holiday
Don't Turn the Radio Off: Why This Media Dominates Hispanic Waves
Hispanic populations are devoted radio listeners, with 97% of Latinos listening to AM/FM on a monthly basis, Nielsen reports
Latin Grammy Awards, Leon Krauze Leaves Univision, Hispanics and Clinical Trials: Top Stories of the Week
A roundup of the top stories shaping the lives of Latinos and Hispanics in the U.S. and in the Americas
Latino and Black Students Face Persistent Disparities Affecting Their Academic Success
New data shows both groups face hurdles such as limited access to advanced classes and fewer certified teachers
What Social Media Platforms Are Latinos Using To Get Their News?
Facebook and YouTube are still the two main sources. However, the overall level of consumption is decreasing across all platforms but TikTok
Why Homeownership Has Become Disproportionately Harder for Latinas
A new report found that Latino women are less likely to own a home than white men and white women
Why Latino-Owned Businesses Face Disproportionate Challenges To Thrive in Texas
Access to capital, the impact of COVID-19, the digital landscape, and the recognition of climate change are some of the main barriers
Climate Change Already Having Major Impact Across All U.S. Regions: What Does it Mean For Latinos?
The Fifth National Climate Assessment says it expects climate change to "significantly impact the economic opportunities of nearly all American families"
Inflation Slows More Than Expected; Good News For Latinos, More Impacted by Rising Prices
The so-called core consumer price index, considered a better gauge to measure price increases, was below expectations in October