Table 1.

Demographic characteristics for English and Spanish speakers

Characteristics	Categories	Spanish Speakers n=19, no. (%)	English Speakers n=29, no. (%)
Food Insecurity
	Food insecure	11 (58)	22 (76)
	Food secure	5 (26)	6 (21)
Education Level a
	Some elementary school	1 (5)	2 (7)
	Some middle school	2 (11)	2 (7)
	Some high school	2 (11)	3 (10)
	High school graduate or some college	7 (37)	14 (48)
	College graduate or more Missing	4 (21) 3 (16)	5 (17) 3 (10)
Born in US
	Yes	0 (0)	3 (10) d
	No	19 (100) c	24 (83)e
Time in US, y (mean, SD) b
		15 (11.5)	18 (16.6)
Age, y (mean, SD)
		54 (8.3)	55 (9.0)

^aMissing data for 3 English speakers (10%) and for 3 Spanish speakers (16%)

^bMissing data for 5 English speakers (17%) and for 3 Spanish speakers (16%)

^cBirthplaces of Spanish speakers: Central America 6 (32%), Caribbean 9 (47%), South America 4 (21%)

^dMissing data for 2 English speakers (7%)

^eBirthplaces of foreign-born English speakers: Caribbean 12 (50%), South America 8 (33%), West Africa 2 (8%), Asia 1 (4%), Central America 1 (4%)