New efforts for inclusion underway in states seeing Hispanic population boom
The 2020 census found North Dakota to have the fastest-growing Hispanic population in the country. The Hispanic community grew around 148% from 2010 to 2020.
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The 2020 census found North Dakota to have the fastest-growing Hispanic population in the country. The Hispanic community grew around 148% from 2010 to 2020.
The Hispanic population continues to grow in Pennsylvania and the Susquehanna Valley.
But there's also nothing racial in how many bubbles are in a bar of soap. they just happen to only ask black people how many bubbles are a in a bar of soap. do you worry that the composition of the supreme court whatever clarence thomas wants to pretend in his speeches, they'll be able to get away with it because they're saying, no, no, this isn't about raise, it's only about making sure this integrity which is just what they used to say in the 1950s. >> they'll say well this isn't racial gerrymandering, this is partisan gerrymandering because the supreme court has said we're not going to ente...
Immigrants expanding across more regions than ever before gabe gutierrez has more from new hampshire. >> reporter: it is new england postcard perfect, and in nashua, new hampshire, a new boom is under way. >> i think the american dream is constantly changing. >> reporter: oscar villacis is now one of more than 59,000 latinos who live in this state in the last decade, its total population grew by less than 5%, while the hispanic population skyrocketed 62%. oscar's mother was a factory worker, his dad a handyman and for this ecuadoran american, the journey has been a struggle. have you felt prej...
Groups are largely under represented in testing and vaccination. joining us now, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. tell us a little bit more about what we're learning, and also why this is a big problem? >> yeah, well, this is a problem that's been really going on since the beginning of the pandemic, and frankly in terms of health inequities long before that as well. let me show you the numbers first of all, looking at the exact of this disease, cases, hospitals, and deaths, blacks and hispanics, 1.1 times more likely to be diagnosed. two times more likely to die for hispanics, the...