Great Depression Cliparts #2477448 (License: Personal Use)

The image is a bar graph that shows the percentage of child poverty rates by race/ethnicity in 2008. The x-axis of the graph is divided into four sections, each representing a different color - white, black, Asian, American, Indian, and Hispanic.

The first section, white, shows that the majority of the population in the United States has a higher percentage of poverty rates than the rest of the country. The second section, black and Asian, shows a lower percentage of American and Indian. The third section, orange, shows an increase in poverty rates, with the highest percentage being 31% and the lowest being 37%. The fourth section, purple, shows the lowest percentage of Hispanic poverty rates. The fifth section, blue, shows 15% of Asian and American, with an increase of 17% and a decrease of 17%.

Overall, the graph shows that child poverty rate is higher than other people in the country, with a higher rate of poverty.

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