Birth rates among Latinas at an all-time low, as their prosperity continues to grow
Birth rates among Latinas at an all-time low, as their prosperity continues to grow
- November 27, 2015
- Frank Bean, sociology Distinguished Professor, is quoted by Fox News Nov. 27, 2015
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From Fox News:
A second reason for the birth rate decline in the Hispanic community is that Latinas
have been enrolling in college in higher numbers, with a subsequent increase in affluence
that typically translates into lower birth rates. “The education levels [of Latinas]
have gone up notably,” said Professor Frank Bean, a director for the Center for Research
on Immigration, Population and Public Policy University of California, Irvine. “And
earning levels have gone up notably, more so than in the case of males,” he added.
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