As the Generation Z continues to grow in numbers and proportion of the workforce, so does its influence in most issues dominating the public conversation. In this context, PRRI conducted a poll that laid out an extensive profile of this demographic, almost a quarter of which identify themselves as Hispanic.
From their political and sexual identity to their religious affiliation, members of this generation show drastic shifts compared to their predecessors. And considering that Hispanics are the second largest group behind Whites, the general answers also help paint an accurate picture of this sub-group, as well as the differences between Gen Z teens and adults.
