Columbia is latino. In fact all counties south of Mexico have been catagorized Latino since who know when.
The word Hispanic was created by the US government as an easy way to idenify and catagorize any person od spanish decent.
This work Hispanic is like throwing a bunch of different kind of animals in a pot and just call the amimals period. forget that they might be horses, cows, cats, dogs, goats, ect....
Americans of Spanish Mexican Americans)decent deplore this adage the word Hispanic.
But it's like putting all the Germans, Russians, Greeks, Jews, any and all Eourpeans and calling them White.
You loose your identity your roots who you really are . Unless you are ashamed of your ancestors.
The U.S. Census Bureau does not consider individuals from Spain or Brazil to be Hispanic or Latino due to the specific definitions used for these terms. However, individuals from Portugal are considered Hispanic or Latino by the Bureau.
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Another synonym for Mexican is "Latino" or "Hispanic."
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The Hispanic Latino population in the United States is larger than the African American population. In terms of overall population, Hispanics are the largest minority group in the country.
the words Hispanic and Latino, in modern usage, are synomyms for the same thing.
Yes. Jewban means a Cuban Jew. Being Cuban is considered Hispanic. Being Jewish is their religion.
Yes, there are several Hispanic and Latino country music stars. Notable artists include Joe Ely, a Texan singer-songwriter of Mexican descent, and the group Los Lonely Boys, who blend country with rock and Tejano influences. Additionally, artists like Gabriel Iglesias and J. Balvin have explored country music elements in their work, further enriching the genre's diversity. These musicians contribute to the growing representation of Hispanic and Latino voices in country music.
No, Latino and Hispanic are not the same thing, though they are often used interchangeably. "Hispanic" refers to people from Spanish-speaking countries, including Spain and many Latin American nations. "Latino" (or "Latina" for females) refers to individuals from Latin America, encompassing a broader cultural and geographical spectrum that includes non-Spanish-speaking countries like Brazil. Thus, while all Latinos can be considered Hispanic, not all Hispanics are Latino.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) uses specific ethnicity codes to categorize individuals for reporting purposes. These codes include: 1) White (Not Hispanic or Latino), 2) Black or African American (Not Hispanic or Latino), 3) Hispanic or Latino, 4) Asian (Not Hispanic or Latino), 5) Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander (Not Hispanic or Latino), 6) American Indian or Alaska Native (Not Hispanic or Latino), and 7) Two or More Races (Not Hispanic or Latino). These classifications help ensure compliance with federal civil rights laws and facilitate the tracking of employment trends related to diversity and discrimination.
Latino is a term for people from Latin America; which does not include Italians. WRONG!!! Latino is considered anybody whose language is based in Latin. Like ppl from: Spain, France, Portugal, Italy and many others. A lot of ppl get Hispanic and Latino mixed up. Hispanic is considered anyone who was impacted by the Spaniards' conquer, like countries from south-America, (but Brazil and Guyana), Central-America, Mexico and most of the Caribbean Islands..So u can be Latino but not Hispanic..=) but most Hispanics would consider latinos only people who are mixed with Indian and spaniard ancestry.So in the eyes of us "Hispanics" Italians,haitians and especially french people are not latinos.