Traffic stops of mostly Black and Latino pedestrians in 2022 reaised concerns among police reform and civil liberties advocates about racial disparities in the city’s policing tactics
Majorities of White and Asian American respondents approved of the decision overturning affirmative action, while Latino and Hispanic Americans were evenly split
The ruling could mean fewer Black and Hispanic students at the country’s top universities and force hundreds of schools to revamp their admissions policies
While 62% of White candidates say they experience no follow-up from a company at some stage of a job interview process, the number rises to 78% among people of color
Polling suggests Democrats have lost some ground with Latino Americans since 2020, though that doesn’t necessarily translate into increased GOP support
GenZ Latinas on TikTok symbolize the latest proof of the growing presence and influence of Latino culture in the world's largest economy, according to a report commissioned by the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
