Americans are split when it comes to knowing the difference between the terms Hispanic and Latino, new research suggests.
Similarly, 84% said they wish they had learned more about other cultures as a child.
Hispanic and Latino respondents were also asked to reflect on their social and professional lives, revealing that 52% think their non-Hispanic/non-Latino peers understand their culture “very well.” More positively, 74% said they feel their Hispanic/Latino culture is represented well in mainstream society.
In the workplace, two in five said their jobs are majority Hispanic/Latino , with 43% reporting most of the management/executive positions are Hispanic/Latino.
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