Disparities in health care among different racial and ethnic groups are of major concern. The Hispanic/Latino population has the highest uninsured rates compared to every other racial group in the United States. This is worrisome because this population makes up 17.6% of the United States total population (U.S department, 2017). The article, “Young Adults Seeking Medical Care: Do Race and Ethnicity matter?” by Barbara Bloom and Robin Cohen (2011) does not provide a fair assessment regarding equal access to health care. It discusses how Hispanics have higher rates of uninsured persons, are more likely to have an unmet medical condition, and are less likely to have private health insurance coverage. The reason this is not a fair assessment is
