Metro areas heavily populated by Latinos in the U.S. seemingly tend to have significant fewer childhood opportunities compared to other parts of the country, a new analysis reveals.
Diversitydatakids.org, in partnership with Brandeis University, recently published a study titled "The State of Racial/Ethnic Equity in Children's Neighborhood Opportunity," where they sought to quantify the opportunities afforded to each child based on several factors tied to where they live, including education, health, environment and socioeconomics.
