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

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Every other black group is doing better than us.
We need to get on some african american only shyt.

I hate when people say this.

You can't compare an immagrant experience to a Black Americans experience.

They came here with intent on getting an education and bettering their families
Good for them, I'm not being shady.

But they came over here when the fighting was done. They go to schools we had to get spit on to integrate.

The fight for civil rights was not a pretty one. And we almost exclusively bore that burden.

Miss me with that exceptional African or any other minority talk.
 

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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 )

This.

Once they settle into a city or town they have three generations in one city if not the same house. Even after they marry, they usually marry another Hispanic who is in their circle of friends or family cause they don’t usually(at least not the women) go to a university. Maybe a community college.

The idea of moving across the country for school or a job is rare. Leaving their home country is usually the main move for them.
 
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Whites will hype up any group they THINK can serve as agents for white supremacy. Mexicans and Asians will play along, but will flip the script once the white population drops some more. Just like a movie where the expert helps you find the treasure and then you put 2 bullets in his head once you get there.

These numbers are a means to perpetuate the idea of black inferiority. Always remember that supremacists attack who they perceive as the biggest threat. They can't "assimilate" us into whiteness like they THINK they can with others.
 

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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.
No doubt.
The metrics from the 2017-2018 school year still aren't in. So I just referenced the 2016-17 graduation records and Hispanics are graduating slightly better(3 points) than their proportion to the number of Hispanic living in California at 35%. (about 35k graduated in 2016)

Meanwhile blacks are graduating at a lower percentage, in comparison to the proportionate value of the state population at 3.8% (about 4k graduated in 2016 )

http://www.calstate.edu/as/stat_reports/2016-2017/deg12.htm

There's still overall more Hispanics getting degrees every year in the state of California. This number will only continue to rise over time.
 

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"Hey, look, some of the other crabs are trying to get out of the barrel, let's grab their feet before they make it!" :sadcam:

In other news....

Most wealth gained last year went to richest 1%, Oxfam says

Richest 1% own half the world's wealth, study finds

The richest 1 percent now owns more of the country’s wealth than at any time in the past 50 years

But no, it's not the rich people who control all the capital and manipulate the government that are keeping Black people down, it's a bunch of Brown immigrants working jobs that move them into the middle class. Damn them working folk! :snoop:

Push the same racist talking points that Trump is feeding the poor white folk and think you've stumbled upon the answer brehs. :why:




that's what happens when they are allowed to breed like cockroaches without repercussion.
:dahell:

Ignoring the classic racist terminology for a beat, how would having a ton of kids make your kids more likely to climb out of the lower middle class into the upper middle class? :heh:

And what kind of "repercussions" did you have in mind to prevent people having kids? :mindblown:
 

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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:
Oh yeah it's totally dishonest. Some times I look at stats and breakdown these bogus peer reviewed articles that make it cnn, for fun. Most of the inconsistencies usually come from the folks at media outlets who don't know how to interrupt, the primary source information. They essentially see, what they want to see, negating what the study actually says, but try to push their agenda. I wouldnt be surprised if the original article actually accounted for the disparities, but the media decided put their own little twist on things. I'm going to look it up in a second and annihilate this bs hit piece they put out.
 
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