When we compare the Hispanics against the general population , we see the same general tendencies. The sense of self-power depends on age, educational level and income in the same manner. The only odd piece is the gender gap is reversed within Hispanics, although the differences are not very large. The largest gap occurs for poorer Hispanics. Of course, self-confidence is insufficient to wrought change in itself.
External circumstances have to be considered too.
In a country with a democratic electoral system, a minority group can wield significant power as a voting bloc. This implies participation in the electoral process, with due attention to the significant issues that affect the group's interests. In the table below, we show the demographic breakdowns. By sex, education and income, the Hispanics show the same patterns as the general population.