Latinos are essential to the American workforce — but too often, not valued equally.
1 in 6
US workers is Latino — backbone of construction, agriculture & healthcare
$0.73
Earned by Latino men for every $1 white non-Hispanic men earn
The Gap
Latina women earn just $0.57 for every dollar white non-Hispanic men earn — one of the largest wage gaps of any group in the US.
True or False?
"The Latino wage gap is primarily explained by differences in education and experience."
Research consistently shows wage gaps persist after accounting for education, experience, and occupation — pointing to structural discrimination, occupational segregation, and lack of wage transparency as key drivers.
Your Take
Which policy would you most want to see enacted to support Latino workers?
Your voice is part of this movement. Organizations like UnidosUS are advocating for all of these policies in Washington right now.
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