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Portrait of U.S. poverty is changing; workers, Latinos hit hard

Portrait of U.S. poverty is changing; workers, Latinos hit hard As demonstrations against the unequal distribution of wealth in the United States ratchet up, research provides a statistical look at that distribution: The number of people living in poverty has increased, are becoming more Latino, elderly and working-class.

Aging in America: The Latino perspective

Aging in America: The Latino perspective One of the mixed blessings of our modern society is an ever-increasing life expectancy. For those of us with the advantages of good health and adequate income, those extra years are a gift. But for those who face a long period of disability and poverty, old age can be more daunting than rewarding, not only for the elderly but for their families as well.

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