So it will actually be an advantage that I'm a lawyer so that I can be vigilant on the counsel side, and make sure things are going well on the administrative side. I don't think a Harvard law degree will hurt in any respect. I think it will help very much. That's easy, according to Joaquin. I'm a minute younger.
Most residents are Hispanic.
A quarter of them live below the poverty line. It has an area on the southern end that's pretty low income, and an area on the northern end that's higher income. It has a university presence, with two universities in the area, and it's a district where the residents take a lot of pride in their neighborhoods, which sets it apart from most of the other districts. The city itself, like many others across the country, is suffering from some growing pains, amid a time of self-discovery and economic change. But the age factor doesn't bother Julian Castro.