A second generation's struggles

GRAPHIC: N.C. Aizenman, Brenna Maloney, Laura Stanton/The Washington Post

This Story Profiles in Success Left Behind: Getting to college: Making higher education a part of more futures Second generation immigrants: Finding a path to college Full coverage: Left Behind : Why did teen sisters seek to become pregnant? Ties to parents' homeland hold strong LEFT BEHIND: THE TRIALS OF TEEN MOTHERS: Living with their choices Young, Latina and already a mom Left behind: A child's burden: An undesirable inheritance Left behind: a dropout's difficulties: Struggles of the second generation A second generation's struggles U.S.-born children of Hispanic immigrants Latinos' economic footprint Raised with added hardships Education Attained Hispanics and sexual activity A second-generation Latino aims for a better life for his family Your Take: In search of fewer Latina teen moms Special Report: The Immigration Debate		Network News X Profile View More Activity TOOLBOX E-Mail This Reprints
» This Story:Read +\|Watch +\|Talk +\| Comments