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Children in Poverty Racial Disparity
Nebraska
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Nebraska Value:
4.5
Ratio of the childhood poverty rate of the racial/ethnic group with the highest rate (varies by state) to the non-Hispanic white rate
Nebraska Rank:
42
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Ratio of the childhood poverty rate of the racial/ethnic group with the highest rate (varies by state) to the non-Hispanic white rate
Children in Poverty Racial Disparity Trends
Ratio of the childhood poverty rate of the racial/ethnic group with the highest rate (varies by state) to the non-Hispanic white rate
Trend: Children in Poverty Racial Disparity in Nebraska, United States, 2023 Health Of Women And Children Report
Ratio of the childhood poverty rate of the racial/ethnic group with the highest rate (varies by state) to the non-Hispanic white rate
Nebraska
United States
Source:
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey
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Trend: Children in Poverty Racial Disparity in Nebraska, United States, 2023 Health Of Women And Children Report
Ratio of the childhood poverty rate of the racial/ethnic group with the highest rate (varies by state) to the non-Hispanic white rate
Nebraska
United States
Source:
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey
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