Hispanic community

This Hispanic community in the United States includes Spanish-speaking people from countries such as Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Central America, and South America. Hispanics are the largest ethnic minority group and have made a tremendous difference in American culture, particularly in music, food, and language. The core workforce is significantly comprised of Hispanics, especially in agricultural production, construction, and service industries. High esteem for family values, good community relationships, and living traditions characterize the community. Indeed, Hispanics have contributed considerably to not only influencing the cultural and political map of America but also triumphing over all those challenges that include discrimination and socioeconomic inequality.