Source: nytimes.com Minorities are dying of Covid-19 at alarming rates. Across the United States, black and Hispanic people suffer disproportionately from poverty, poor health care and chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension and asthma. In New York City, Hispanic people are dying at the highest rate. Nearly 34 percent of the deaths in New York CityRead more
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It has been projected that as of 2025, employees of Latinx descent will account for one out of every two workers entering the United States labor market. Despite this large number of Hispanic people in the American workforce. The 76 percent repress some facets of their culture in the office such as how they communicate and present themselves,Read more
So what about the #HispanicHeritageMonth? From September 15th to October 15th in the United Estates the purpose is to recognize the contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans to the country’s history, heritage and culture. HISTORY Originally it was only celebrated for one week. President Lyndon Johnson first approved Hispanic Heritage Week in 1968, andRead more
