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Public opinion survey; Hispanic Americans; Economic status; Immigrants; Gender; Job satisfaction; Discrimination; Crime; Language
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Hispanic Social Needs Survey - New Orleans Metropolitan Area, Susan E. Howell
Hispanic Social Needs Survey - New Orleans Metropolitan Area, Susan E. Howell
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Hispanics in this metro area are not an isolated, marginalized minority group. Their economic status, their fluency in English, and their many years in this country have produced a high level of integration into American society. New Orleans area Hispanics are long-term residents who have come primarily from Central America and the Caribbean. They are generally satisfied with their lives in this country and are quite patriotic. Hispanics are diverse educationally, but over a third have college degrees. There is a "gender gap" in the educational level of Hispanics, with males being significantly better educated. The gap extends to occupation, …