Among Latinas, those with more education, non-Hispanic partners, are more likely to work or seek work

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May 14, 2024

3. Educational and economic differences among Latinas today

Among Latinas, those with more education, non-Hispanic partners, are more likely to work or seek work

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3. Educational and economic differences among Latinas today
Younger and U.S.-born Latinas are more likely to have a bachelor’s degree
Among Latinas, those with more education, non-Hispanic partners, are more likely to work or seek work
About a quarter of Latinas with a bachelor’s degree work in education, legal, community service, arts, and media jobs
Earnings for Hispanic women rise with educational attainment
Latinas with more education or living with non-Hispanic partners more likely to be breadwinners in their relationships
Younger and U.S.-born Latinas are more likely to have a bachelor’s degree
Among Latinas, those with more education, non-Hispanic partners, are more likely to work or seek work
About a quarter of Latinas with a bachelor’s degree work in education, legal, community service, arts, and media jobs
Earnings for Hispanic women rise with educational attainment

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