The Pew Research Center study reveals that despite progress in education and entrepreneurship, Latinas in the U.S. face dual pressures of success in work and at home, influenced by cultural and gender role expectations. The report highlights differences between U.S. born Latinas and Latina immigrants, generational disparities, and the growing population of adult Latinas.
Key Points
Latinas feel pressure to be successful at work and provide for their families.
U.S. born Latinas face different expectations compared to Latina immigrants.
Younger Latinas and those with college degrees prioritize professional success.
Cultural values from Latin America contribute to the pressures felt by Latinas.
The population of adult Latinas in the U.S. has grown significantly.
Pros
Latinas are redefining success and fulfillment on their own terms.
The study sheds light on the dual pressures faced by Latinas in the U.S.
The report highlights the progress made by Latinas in education and entrepreneurship.
Cons
Latinas continue to experience cultural and gender role expectations that impact their lives.
There is a gender wage gap that persists among Latinas.
Different generations of Latinas face varying levels of pressure and expectations.