Report shows Hispanics are rapidly moving up the economic ladder than blacks.

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Stop with this going to school shyt man. There's a lot of hispanics out here that go to school......

The next generation will have even more.

I Noticed you ignored my statement that proved Hispanics are behind us in college education ( one of the biggest correlations of wealth in America). How are you going to tell me to stop with the school shyt, when that was your starting argument.

I called you out in your BS and now you’re generalizing.

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Remember this “ statistics is the antithesis to a generalization that hasn’t been solved”
 

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imagine if whites enslaved the Japanese for 400 yrs without pay

u think they would accept an apology without reparations?

well its exactly what we did.
:patrice: Shouldn't we also seek reparations from the tribes who captured and delivered our ancestors to the white men?
 

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I take it you live in New York or in the Northeast where a lot of Hispanics are considered people of color. Well in places where the Hispanic population is exploding and growing Leaps and Bounds like texas and Florida Hispanics are already well-integrated. They marry White they live and why areas they have jobs simulator that the average white person would have.
Texas Hispanics ie Mexicans don't marry white
 

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If y’all don’t get the shade thrown at black people in this article.

“Look we are doing better than blacks we deserve to be here Trump”

Shady article now that I read the entire article.
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The funny thing is that the answer to this in the article itself:

1. The measurement they're using is median household income. Not Individual wages or singular incomes.
While more Hispanics are entering college, many are dropping out before they graduate, said Eric Rodriguez, vice president of policy and advocacy at UnidosUS, a research and advocacy groups serving the Hispanic community. They find they are not academically prepared for higher education, have a harder time leaving their homes and are often working to support their families -- all of which makes it more difficult to succeed in college.
What they forgot to touch upon is that many hispanic families have many people living in one household. So if more people are working, then they'll have a higher net household income. As opposed to African American household were one person may be working to bring 38k. ( :damn: 38k aint shyt )

2. There's a glass ceiling. Over time the main reason why other previously marginalized groups in America are able to succeed and make better gains than african americans in society is because employers, lenders, and institutions in general become less "racist" towards them over time, while keeping their foots on our neck and denying us the same privilege. I'm surprised the sociologist in the article never touched upon this. Funny how the article subtly does describe Hispanics being marginalized though :
Also, Hispanics still face a glass ceiling in corporate America, said Vallejo, who has researched the Latino middle class and economic elite. She has found that members of these groups still encounter discrimination.
Gee wiz so they face discrimination, yet african americans don't.

I bet I could tear that peer reviewed article up, if I looked at it....


oh yeah and @theworldismine13 :eat:
 

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Here's the raw truth: We'd rather endorse this than embrace a right wing talking point. Even if it means our own demise.

Illegal immigration is the new hip hop debate from the 90's - nobody listened to critics who said that this music was being used to stagnate our communities
we were ready to KILL delores tucker and dione warwick

and now we're not listening to respected and educated african americans telling us that illegal immigration is going to hurt our communities in the long run.

any black person making that "trump/right wing!" argument will catch a beat down, get blocked on social media, lose friends...

the smartest thing any black person can do right now is just look out for themselves and their loved ones :manny:
 

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I Noticed you ignored my statement that proved Hispanics are behind us in college education ( one of the biggest correlations of wealth in America). How are you going to tell me to stop with the school shyt, when that was your starting argument.

I called you out in your BS and now you’re generalizing.

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Remember this “ statistics is the antithesis to a generalization that hasn’t been solved”
And I'm telling you that you're mistaken. Let's look at real time data as of fall 2017:
CSU is the 4 year biggest college system in California
http://www.calstate.edu/as/stat_reports/2017-2018/rfeth12.htm

There are 164,349 Hispanic students enrolled to 15,000 black students enrolled, in the CSU system throughout California....

They're the largest group enrolled in college in California.

Keep on thinking hispanics aint going to school....
 

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And I'm telling you that you're mistaken. Let's look at real time data as of fall 2017:
CSU is the 4 year biggest college system in California
http://www.calstate.edu/as/stat_reports/2017-2018/rfeth12.htm

There are 164,349 Hispanic students enrolled to 15,000 black students enrolled, in the CSU system throughout California....

They're the largest group enrolled in college in California.

Keep on thinking hispanics aint going to school....
That's a huge disparity.

Does it reflect the overall population of state?

But you also stated in an other post , their problem isn't going to college. Its finshing.
 

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And I'm telling you that you're mistaken. Let's look at real time data as of fall 2017:
CSU is the 4 year biggest college system in California
http://www.calstate.edu/as/stat_reports/2017-2018/rfeth12.htm

There are 164,349 Hispanic students enrolled to 15,000 black students enrolled, in the CSU system throughout California....

They're the largest group enrolled in college in California.

Keep on thinking hispanics aint going to school....

-A) I didn’t say Hispanics didn’t go to school. I said they don’t go or complete at a rate that’s equivalent to us black Americans ( and they don’t)

B) The Cal State University system is not the United States education system. The way you can use cal state I can use HBCU’s (get it).

:manny: Sorry to break it to you, these Hispanics don’t go to college like us.
 

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Mexicans are the hardest working people I’ve ever been around. They always have a hustle, oftentimes multiple hustles and their women appreciate men who work blue collar jobs, will rarely catch a Mexican women getting pregnant by someone who refuses to work.

They also have strong family values, practice group economics and they own most of the businesses in their communities.

Not a single culture in the world where family is more important than Hispanic culture.

Nah not from my experience

Never had a Mexican come up to me and beg for money, have seen plenty beg for work though. I’ve seen them sell flowers on the side of the road, sell oranges, work all sorts of crazy ass jobs. Those people work hard and family is everything to them. Hardly seen any Mexican feminists...their women respect traditional gender roles

Their women value hard working men as well

Mexicans dont care about looking cool.
And nikkas dapped this Super c00ntastic Ass shyt:gucci::dwillhuh:
I can tell your bytch ass never been around Mexicans:mjgrin:
People really falling for these stereotypes just to shyt on black people in this thread:what:
Thecoli has officially jumped the shark..
GET ALL THE WAY THE fukk OUT HERE WITH THIS BULLshyt
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Nah not from my experience

Never had a Mexican come up to me and beg for money, have seen plenty beg for work though. I’ve seen them sell flowers on the side of the road, sell oranges, work all sorts of crazy ass jobs. Those people work hard and family is everything to them. Hardly seen any Mexican feminists...their women respect traditional gender roles

Their women value hard working men as well

I agree with the feminist part
 

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The funny thing is that the answer to this in the article itself:

1. The measurement they're using is median household income. Not Individual wages or singular incomes.

What they forgot to touch upon is that many hispanic families have many people living in one household. So if more people are working, then they'll have a higher net household income. As opposed to African American household were one person may be working to bring 38k. ( :damn: 38k aint shyt )

2. There's a glass ceiling. Over time the main reason why other previously marginalized groups in America are able to succeed and make better gains than african americans in society is because employers, lenders, and institutions in general become less "racist" towards them over time, while keeping their foots on our neck and denying us the same privilege. I'm surprised the sociologist in the article never touched upon this. Funny how the article subtly does describe Hispanics being marginalized though :

Gee wiz so they face discrimination, yet african americans don't.

I bet I could tear that peer reviewed article up, if I looked at it....


oh yeah and @theworldismine13 :eat:
Right. Great point about housing.
Yes they always compare themselves to black people in every article. I’m noticing a pattern.
The constant need to for the writer to use blacks as a comparison was overdone.






The American Dream remains alive for one particular group of folks.:dame: ( right off the back they are being exclusionary)


-They are climbing up the economic ladder just slightly slower than their white peers, but much faster than blacks, according to a study by Stanford, Harvard and Census Bureau researchers. ( but yet they won’t dare compare themselves to Indian Americans and Asian Americans )


The research comes at a time when Hispanics are facing a backlash in America. President Donald Trump has repeatedly disparaged Latino immigrants -- particularly Mexicans -- calling them criminals and a drain on society. ( look at us thriving Trump compared to blacks )

"We are in a critical time period where Latinos are navigating their mobility in a social and political context that's extremely hostile," said Jody Agius Vallejo, associate director at the Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration at the University of Southern California.

The study did not delve into why the Hispanic children in the study were experiencing greater mobility than their black peers. Sociologists, however, have looked at the trend, and their research generally backs up the study's findings. There are some reasons for why this is happening.

It's likely many of the parents in the study were legal immigrants who came to the United States after the gates reopened in 1965, said Van Tran, assistant professor of sociology at Columbia University. These folks generally had less education and worked in lower-paying jobs. However, their children -- particularly ones from Mexican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan and Honduran families -- often have more years of schooling. This allows them to secure higher earning positions.








:usure: One sided bias that “we work harder than blacks” Anti Black narrative without honestly addressing the historical and social context of blacks in America.


Dishonest and foul. :scust:
 
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