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Last year, it introduced a Hispanic-inspired private label, Kroger Mercado, and this year it expects to launch more than 800 new products. On the other hand, some pandemic-era winners such as HelloFresh are struggling. The meal-kit maker said on Friday that it expects its earnings to fall this year as consumers tighten their belts.

Hispanic Americans saw only a 4.5% rise in participation over the same period鈥攕till less than half the participation of white Americans. Moreover, nearly one out of every four US seniors lives below the poverty line, underscoring the pressing need for increased support and assistance before reaching this phase of life.

A prominent example is Greenwood, which caters to Black and Latino Americans. After its 2020 launch, the neobank acquired social network The Gathering Spot and began offering community collaboration spots such as workspaces, meeting rooms, event spaces, a restaurant, and a bar.

Hispanic rates fell four points to 37 and white kids participation from 44 to 41. Asian and Pacific Islander rates ticked up a tiny bit. That was the only group to tick up by one point. So down across the board for most of those groups but mainly minorities and boys. The most popular sports, kids on organized sports teams-. Oscar Orozco:. Soccer.

Hispanic survey respondents were confronted with their own set of challenges with accessing preventative care services, such as not being educated by healthcare organizations on the benefits and language barriers. Many of these gaps are fixable and can be closed with preemptive messaging.

Nearly 3 in 10 (26%) Gen Alpha consumers are Hispanic (compared with 19% for the general population) and 7% are two or more races (versus 3% for the overall population), according to US Census Bureau data. What it means for marketers: This generation expects the diversity they see in their peers to be reflected in marketing efforts.

For example, Greenwood Bank is building a strong community for Black and Latino consumers, and Guava is providing more lending options to Black business owners. This article originally appeared in Insider Intelligence鈥檚 Banking Innovation Briefing鈥攁 daily recap of top stories reshaping the banking industry. Subscribe to have more hard-hitting takeaways delivered to your inbox daily. Are you a client?

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Rates were higher among Black and Hispanic adults as well. Use cases endure. Many US states require stores to accept cash, and it鈥檚 popular in peer-to-peer (P2P) and personal services transactions. Checks. Though three-quarters of US adults said they still carry checks, just 46% had used one in the past 30 days, according to October 2021 polling by the Fed.

They were going for Latino and Black patients. Well, parents. This was for pediatric visits. They were trying to get more well-child visits and immunizations from these patients.

But also because when we look at the changing demographics of what the US looks like, a quarter of the population is going to be Latino in the next 50 years. (06:24):. And so we're talking about a lot of people with a lot of international connections, and Facebook makes it really easy to stay up to date with everyone.

So for example, we see brands now doing Black History Month campaigns and AAPI History Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, or Lunar New Year is another time of year that we're seeing brands get in on the action. That's sort of a cynical way of putting it.

And also, as someone of Mexican descent, I thought it was really interesting that Latino families are more likely to argue about it, and that tracks, culturally that tracks. Marcus Johnson:. [inaudible 00:14:44]. Jasmine, what stood out to you? Jasmine Enberg:. I got to say, I do frequently have that argument with my mom too. But mine was kind of similar.

And the number of black and Hispanic doctors are also disproportionately lower than the general population. But the American Medical Association are really trying to open more spots for more doctors of color in residency programs. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah. You mentioned more women getting into medicine a lot more.