Hispanic American Diversity What I have seen over years is the change when it comes to the Hispanic American races in the United States; more common are Hispanics, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, and Cuban Americans. The populations of all these races are high volumes and are rising even more in the United States. Due to this it has led to many strains on these races. Jobs, lack of, education, while most came to America to the United States for help and to have a better life now it is like the United States is getting more full and having more problems. One of the things I am going to go over is the different ethnic groups and what is going on right now with them. My first start will be Mexican Americans, the language at hand is Spanish and while this is their primary language, many have learned English while being in the United States. While it is hard for them, they still seem to have it together. Mexican Americans have good work methods and work ethics and generally very respectable people. Most Mexican Americans are Catholic, you can throw in some Christian and other religions, but the primary religion is Catholic. Politically they are fighting to get more chances to own homes, have good jobs, and giver their kids a good education. As of 2000 there are 6, 669, 666 Hispanic’s in Texas alone, this is not the whole United States. Socially Mexican Americans do get judged by other people and often are ridiculed by other races and humans. They have what they call Quisinata which is a big party for a girl when she turns 15 years old, and they also celebrate a holiday for their selves called Cinco De Mayo. One thing I read in this web-site which I have linked below here is that Mexican Americans will do the hardest jobs in the United States for less pay. They are honest hard-working people, who try to provide a good and happy life for their families. When Mexican Americans come to the United States and learn English it helps them out because now they are bilingual which...