FIGURE2 Foreign-Born Latinos Less Likely to Say It Would Be Very Easy to Use a Library library % saying they would findit very easy to visit apublic library in they person ifthey wanted to Among Hispanics % saying public they would library find ifthey lit very easy to muse the website ofa local public library ifthey wanted to
This gap in use between foreign-born Hispanics and U.S.-born Hispanics, whites and blacks may reflect foreign-born Hispanics’ views of the relative ease of using public libraries. According to the survey, just one-third of immigrant Hispanics say they would find it “very easy” to visit a public library in person if they wanted to do so. By comparison, 60% of U.S.-born Hispanics, 67% of whites and 59% of blacks say it would be very easy to visit a public library in person.
FIGURE2  | Foreign-Born Latinos Less Likely to Say  | It Would Be Very Easy to Use a Library  | library % saying they would findit very easy to visit apublic  | library in they person ifthey wanted to  | Hispa nic  | 47  | Among Hispanics  | Fore ign born  | 33  | U.S born  | 60  | Racial groups  | White  | 67  | Black  | 59  | % saying public they would library find ifthey lit very easy to muse the website  | ofa local public library ifthey wanted to  | Hispa nic  | 33  | Among Hispanics  | Fore ign born  | 24  | US born  | 42  | Racial groups  | White  | 51  | Black  | 47  | Note: Blacks and whites include fonly non-Hispanics Hispanics are  | ofany race.  | Source: Pew Reses rch Center's Library Services 18-Sept Surveyof6 224  | Americans ages 16 and older cond ucted July 18-Sept 30. 2013  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER  | Q198-b 