Title: Report: 6 Obstacles Latinos Face - ABC News
Headings: Report: 6 Obstacles Latinos Face
Report: 6 Obstacles Latinos Face
1. Employment
2. Housing
3. Education
4. Health
5. Criminal Justice
6. Voting Rights

Content: If a student feels hopeless and like the system is failing him, there's little reason in his mind to continue to graduation. Top colleges also have a tough time connecting with high-achieving poor students, and undocumented people face obstacles like high tuition in states that don't offer them in-state prices. Latinas, too, are often expected to assume caretaking roles at home, according to the report, which can limit their education options. 4. Health
Latinos face barriers when it comes to accessing quality healthcare, according to the report. Aside from the fact that Latinos are disproportionately uninsured, they also have trouble finding doctors who speak Spanish, if that's something they want, and what the report calls "culturally competent service." They are also more likely to have diabetes and certain types of cancer, which is especially dangerous given that many uninsured people don't have the ability to access the regular care they need to manage and treat such conditions. 5. Criminal Justice
Hispanics are "disproportionately impacted by the abuses and biases in the existing criminal justice system, both as victims and as the accused," according to the report. Nationwide, Latino incarceration rates are nearly double those for whites, and there is a lack of adequate legal representation, the report says, especially when it comes to helping Spanish speakers and undocumented immigrants.