Représentation hispanique
inclusion and pay parity are not just challenges faced by the media industry or in business; they’re also a sad and harsh reality that female athletes encounter each and every day. The issue of pay inequality between men and women was a hot topic earlier this year matters
The undeniable impact of U.S. Hispanics is evident in the shifting flavor of American entertainment culture. The Hispanic community now represents 19% of the U.S. population, up 23% over the past decade, outpacing the nation’s overall population growth of 7%. and purchasing power of $4.1 trillion (Latino Donor Collaborative, 2025). Additionally, more than half are age 34 and younger—an age when many are still developing their brand and content affinity.
Série "Diverse Intelligence" de Nielsen
Nielsen’s Diverse Intelligence Series offers insights and trends that focus solely on diverse audiences’ unique media habits, demand for inclusive content and campaigns, and perceptions of today’s media landscape. The series has become an industry resource to help brands better understand and reach diverse customers. The U.S. Hispanic population is becoming more diverse and intersectional than ever and when it comes to inclusion and representation, has different expectations of content creators, media platforms, brands and advertisers.
