at the same time as 775,000 Asian households and 2.2 million Hispanic households. "Millennials and Generation Z are more racially and ethnically diverse. While all first-time buyers are facing ...

Zenstratus – stock.adobe.com When accounting for race, White young adults are less likely than their Asian, Hispanic and Black ... older Gen Z and younger millennials — with 33%.

Some millennials and Gen Zers still live with ... Previous Pew research also found that Black, Hispanic, and Asian young adults were more likely than their white counterparts to live with their ...

In contrast, the U.S. Hispanic population — the youngest racial group — primarily has grown due to natural births, with three-fourths of their children being Millennials or younger ...

Some may discredit Gen Z and millennials for being oblivious to ... Black Americans, and Hispanic Americans is slightly or totally inaccurate. Social media sources. An overwhelming 91% say ...

Young Black adults were less likely to move to a place because of wage hikes compared to white and Hispanic millennials, said the study released Monday. Waldholtz, who is white, graduated into the ...

The distinctive political leanings of millennials and zoomers are also, of course, related to their distinctive ethnic composition. While 72 percent of U.S. boomers are non-Hispanic white ...

Hispanic LGBTQ+ people report higher rates ... “It is very pleasantly surprising that Latinx, Latino Gen [Zers] and millennials are identifying more as LGBTQ+, especially when Latino households ...

Among low-income households in Hamilton County, those headed by millennials saw a modest increase ... According to The Opportunity Atlas study, Black and Hispanic low-income households in the ...

Although Black and Hispanic Americans have accumulated more wealth in recent years, their median net worth still lags far behind that of White Americans. The net worth of the typical Black and ...

Feeling embarrassed and not liking/trusting doctors — 31% millennials; 18% Gen X; 14% baby boomers — were among other reasons. Men — both Hispanic (29%) and non-Hispanic (26% ...