Although my experiences may not be representative, the young Hispanics I’ve encountered still seem to be very marriage-family oriented. Needless to say, these are not gangbanger types, but are not especially well educated and certainly not well off either.
Do we have statistics showing these young Hispanics becoming middle-aged middle class, with about the same upwards mobility opportunity as their counter part ‘whites’?
If any research study showed such statistics then politicians can not make their case about ‘racial inequality’ specifically, or ‘class inequality’ in general.
“Although my experiences may not be representative, the young Hispanics I’ve encountered still seem to be very marriage-family oriented. Needless to say, these are not gangbanger types, but are not especially well educated and certainly not well off either.”
I can accept what you have seen. But having seen as much, how do you expect these young Hispanics to vote (those who are able to vote) come election time?