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    17% of African Americans have visited library websites, or otherwise accessed library services, via mobile devices, compared to 14% for Hispanics, and 12% for Caucasians Mobile Connections to Libraries | Pew Internet Libraries  
    Added: 04/12/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 12/31/2012
    The average African American spends 55 hours per week engaging with media content across all screens, compared to 35 hours for Hispanics, and 27 hours for Asian Americans Zero-TV Doesn’t Mean Zero Video  
    Added: 03/19/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/11/2013
    41% of African American moviegoers enjoy dramas, compared to 33% for Hispanics, and 31% for Caucasians U.S. Moviegoers Can’t Get Enough Action | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 02/26/2013 from Nielsen Published: 02/21/2013
    37% of Hispanic moviegoers enjoy romantic comedies, compared to 25% for African Americans, and 30% for Caucasians U.S. Moviegoers Can’t Get Enough Action | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 02/26/2013 from Nielsen Published: 02/21/2013
    77% of African American moviegoers enjoy action movies, compared to 61% for Hispanics, and 58% for Caucasians U.S. Moviegoers Can’t Get Enough Action | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 02/26/2013 from Nielsen Published: 02/21/2013
    26% of online African Americans use Twitter, compared to 19% for Hispanics, and 14% for Caucasians PIP_SocialMediaUsers  
    Added: 02/14/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 02/14/2013
    72% of online Hispanics use at least one social media site, compared to 68% for African Americans, and 65% for Caucasians PIP_SocialMediaUsers  
    Added: 02/14/2013 from Pew Research Center Published: 02/14/2013
    African-Americans use mobile devices to download and view videos 30% more often than the general population African-American Millenials Consume Less TV Than Their Boomer Elders | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/04/2012 from Nielsen Published: 09/25/2012
    African-Americans between the ages of 45 and 64 years of age use their TV for a total of 8.5 hours daily, 8 of those hours are spent watching live TV African-American Millenials Consume Less TV Than Their Boomer Elders | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/04/2012 from Nielsen Published: 09/25/2012
    African-Americans between the ages of 18 and 34 years of age use their TV for a total of 6 hours daily, 5 of those hours are spent watching live TV African-American Millenials Consume Less TV Than Their Boomer Elders | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/04/2012 from Nielsen Published: 09/25/2012
    31% of African-American adults watch online video content and 48% of African-American viewers' time spent is on YouTube alone African-American Millenials Consume Less TV Than Their Boomer Elders | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/04/2012 from Nielsen Published: 09/25/2012
    The average African-American viewer watches approximately 7 hours of TV daily, which is 2.5 more hours than the average US viewer African-American Millenials Consume Less TV Than Their Boomer Elders | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/04/2012 from Nielsen Published: 09/25/2012
    28% of online African-Americans use Twitter, compared to 14% of Hispanics, and 12% of Caucasians Twitter Use 2012 | Pew Research Center's Internet  
    Added: 05/31/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/31/2012
    67.3% of Asian-American mobile phone subscribers own smartphones, compared to 57.3% for Hispanics, 54.4% of African-Americans, and 44.7% for Caucasians America’s New Mobile Majority: a Look at Smartphone Owners in the U.S. | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/07/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/07/2012
    Illegal immigration is more worrisome to non-Hispanic Republicans than to Democrats (59% vs. 28%) America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    89% of non-Hispanic Americans plan to vote in the 2012 presidential election America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    71% of Daily Deals users are white, 11% are African American, 8% are Hispanic and 5% are Asian 2012 Report on Daily Deals  
    Added: 04/23/2012 from Edison Research Published: 04/22/2012
    49% of African-American and Hispanic adults own smartphones, compared to 45% of Caucasians Digital differences | Pew Internet  
    Added: 04/18/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 04/17/2012
    The African-American population will grow by 56% between 2010 and 2050, compared to 42% for the total U.S. population Young, Mobile and Growing: The State of U.S. Hispanic Consumers | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 04/17/2012 from Nielsen Published: 04/17/2012
    Employed African Americans earn an average of $615 per week, compared to $775 for Caucasians and $549 for Hispanics DOL Special Reports - The African-American Labor Force in the Recovery  
    Added: 03/30/2012 from US Department of Labor Published: 03/22/2012