The Evolving Identity of Hispanic Americans in Politics and Culture

TL;DR
The U.S. Census Bureau has confirmed that Hispanics make up the largest share of Texas' population since at least July 2022, edging out non-Hispanic white Texans by 0.4%. The milestone underscores the urgency with which the state must invest in institutions and organizations that will train and equip Latinos with the skills they need to obtain high-demand jobs, living wages, access to food, housing, and other essentials that will allow them to participate in a robust economy. However, economic and political gains have not kept up with population growth, and Hispanics living in Texas are disproportionately poor.
- Hispanics officially make up the biggest share of Texas' population, new census numbers show The Texas Tribune
- Latinos slowly drifting from Democrats, exclusive poll shows Axios
- New survey aims to define Latino agenda in Georgia The Atlanta Journal Constitution
- Hispanics Fully Part of the Pro-Choice Majority New York Magazine
- Gen Z Latinos embrace "Spanglish" Axios
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