The Latin Times notes a pattern of low neighborhood opportunity for Hispanic children

From The Latin Times

"Metro areas heavily populated by Latinos in the U.S. seemingly tend to have significant fewer childhood opportunities compared to other parts of the country, a new analysis reveals[...] [C]ities in Texas and California, two of the states with the largest Latino populations, have the lowest scores in relation to childhood opportunity. McAllen, Texas and Brownsville, Texas received a score of 6 and 9 respectively. Visalia, California, received a score of 13. These are the lowest scores in the entire study."