Like teens overall, Hispanic teens also practice religion with their families in other ways: roughly two-thirds (64%) say they talk with their family “often” (21%) or “sometimes” (43%) about religion.

Race, religion and a sense of the ... assisted dying because they believe it is up to family members to “care for someone to the end.” Hispanics and blacks, he said, also brought their deeply ...

"As Hispanics, we must understand that we need to have these types of conversations with our loved ones to define our ...

that devotion has caused rifts between her and her family. Much like Gisselle, Latinos are increasingly leaving organized religion. About 30% of Latino adults in the U.S. are not religiously ...

Levin also said that Latino Americans can be drawn to mainstream conservative ideas about the value of hard work and so-called family values ... by the Public Religion Research Institute and ...

He spoke directly to economic and security concerns while reinforcing family-oriented and religious values, appealing to conservative segments within the Hispanic community. His outreach ...

This nod to her cultural and religious background made her emotional ... “That book showcases a Muslim Latino family and how they spend Ramadan and the challenges that they face as a minority ...

And by alienating Florida's large and growing Latino electorate, it has the potential to jeopardize hard-won pro-life, pro-family, and pro-religious freedom victories in the long term. The most ...