Most Latinas say the situation of Hispanic women will either improve or stay the same over the next decade

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May 15, 2024

1. How Latinas view Hispanic women’s situation in the U.S.

Most Latinas say the situation of Hispanic women will either improve or stay the same over the next decade

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Most Latinas say the situation of Hispanic women will either improve or stay the same over the next decade

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1. How Latinas view Hispanic women’s situation in the U.S.
Among Latinas, Republicans and college graduates are more likely to see progress for Hispanic women in the past decade
Most Latinas say the situation of Hispanic women will either improve or stay the same over the next decade
Among Hispanics, women are more likely than men to say the gender pay gap is a big problem
Younger Latinas and Latina college graduates see the gender pay gap as a big problem for Hispanic women
Among Latinas, Republicans and college graduates are more likely to see progress for Hispanic women in the past decade
Among Hispanics, women are more likely than men to say the gender pay gap is a big problem
Most Latinas say the situation of Hispanic women will either improve or stay the same over the next decade
Among Latinas, Republicans and college graduates are more likely to see progress for Hispanic women in the past decade
Younger Latinas and Latina college graduates see the gender pay gap as a big problem for Hispanic women

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