This study first conducted in 2018, was revisited in 2023 to understand trends or changes since the original study.
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This five-year comparative analysis helps us understand how the Hispanic community has changed and to identify the challenges and opportunities they face.
of Latinos believe their values are shared with most Americans.
A decline from 68% in 2018
of Latinos feel better reflected by small businesses.
Serves as a warning note for big brands & companies.
of Latinos expressed higher trust in Hispanic/Latino news and media.
An increase from 25% in 2018
GenX's trust in Hispanic media increased by
Spanish language use increased by
of Latinos are willing to show loyalty and favorability to brands that engage with their communities.
of Latinos are more likely to be customers if a brand plays a positive role in their community.
of Latinos still feel undervalued in society.
A decline from 53% in 2018
of Latinos feel unified as a political group.
The feeling of pride has increased to
An increase from 61% in 2018
of Latinos feel that their values are reflected in popular English-language news media.
feel represented in TV shows and movies.
A decline from 55% in 2018
The feeling of being a community has risen to
An increase from 48% in 2018
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