Where in the U.S. do Latino and Hispanic Americans thrive economically?

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Which U.S. cities do Latino Americans fare the best economically?

A new study says one North Texas city is among the best places in the country for Latinos and Hispanics to fare economically.

A new study by SmartAsset found that some North Texas cities have provided particularly sound economic environments for this population. The financial technology company examined a variety of factors including the median Hispanic and Latino household income, housing costs as a percentage of income, homeownership rates, poverty rates for Hispanic and Latino adults, percentage of this population with bachelor’s degrees, and share of Hispanic and Latino business owners.

 

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Sarah is a DMN Sovereign Citizen who feels privileged enough to discard all laws of journalism. They will thrive in Martha's Vineyard very easily if it weren't for the privileged, white, elite lib socialists forcing them out with three times the number of military personnel.

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