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: Latinos and African Americans are more likely to live in neighborhood with lower homeownership rates, higher poverty rates and even fewer grocery stores and transportation options. Latinos have also been disproportionately affected by the foreclosure crisis, the report points out. Some of that has to do with predatory lending practices and some of it from pure discrimination, according to the report. 3. Education
Latinos make up the second largest group of students in schools, and they are the fastest growing population. But Latinos are also underrepresented when it comes to placement in advanced classes and college attendance. The report alleges that "by all measures the educational system is failing to adequately serve the needs of Latino students, and prepare them for civic life." It also asserts that there is a "growing sense among Latino students of despair, and disenchantment with American society." Just as with housing, many Latino students attend largely segregated schools with lower graduation rates and fewer resources than their white peers. Latino students are also more likely to drop out.