The report is a comparison of the economic, housing, and educational status of Latin Americans and Anglos based on the 1970 U.S. Census. This report provides factual data to organizations and institutions in need of it. This includes firms adopting affirmative action employment programs, private and public institutions, and social agencies which need such documentation to support funding applications. Another purpose of the report is to further motivate the social conscience of the community to reduce inequalities between Latin and Anglo and to promote integration and reconciliation. The report is presented in a question and answer form. The 22 questions cover such areas as: (1) What percent of Holland, Michigan, residents in the labor force speak Spanish? (2) Is Holland an integrated community? (3) How does the average income of Latin families contrast with that of the entire community? (4) Does the typical value of homes owned by Latin families differ much from the estimated value of the average owner in Holland? (5) Are there differences in the formal education of Latin Americans and Anglos in Holland? (FF)