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If you're familiar with the word Latinx, a gender-neutral variant of Latino and Latina, you're most likely a young, Democratically leaning, U.S.-born ... View article...

Nevertheless, the vast majority of the Hispanic population could largely ... On another note, Pew Research also indicates that people typically prefer ... View article...

... but still reads as hate speech to others. And debates erupt over whether to use Latinx or Latino for people of Latin American descent. View article...

Latinx – A gender-neutral alternative to Latino. The term originates in Latin America but is also used by communities in the U.S. Latin American members of the ... View article...

“ Latinx is a more current concept that is used to refer to a very broad, diverse group of peoples that were influenced by the conquest of Europe, of ... View article...

At eBay, Hispanic or Latino employees comprised 8% of its workforce in 2020, up from 7% in 2019. Its proportion of multiracial employees went from ... View article...

Latino or Latinx? The Journey of Self-Identity | Race and Culture. ABC10's Race and Culture reporter talked to four people from the Hispanic and Latino ... View article...

Latinx is so much more than a word — it's an identity for those who've never felt that the terms Hispanic or Latino/a represented them. For older ... View article...

Have you been chastized online yet for using the terms Latina or Latino? ... Small wonder then that only one to two percent of Hispanic people are ... View article...

“I'm from Mexico originally, and I just wanted something 'home-y' — people I know, a culture I already ... rising since 2008, when just under 4% of students were Hispanic or Latino, according to UO's latest equity and inclusion report. View article...

Most prefer “Hispanic” or “Latino,” nearly. ... It's largely because language change tends to come up from the people rather than being presented ... View article...

Mexican American. Latinx. Latine. Afro-Latinx. Whichever term you use, all are examples of the intersectionality of people with Latin American heritage ... View article...

... recruited Latino families from around Oregon who had children ages 13 and older in grades 9-12, and who self-identified as Latinx, Latino or Hispanic. View article...

Latinx is the gender neutral term for Latino or Latina. In a language as heavily gendered as Spanish, using "Latinx" and "elles/ellxs" is a way to be ... View article...

Black Americans were fairly mixed on the question, with a slight preference for “Black” (52%) over “African American” (44%). Four percent had no ... View article...

Latino, Latina, Latinx are geographic terms, which refers to a person from Latin America or of Latin American descent. This includes Brazil, but excludes ... View article...

... Latino - and Latina-led research and Latino - and Latina-centered projects ... Latinos to engage in higher education or graduate studies.” It is “a ... View article...

Pew Report on Race and Ethnicity Describes The Significance of Colorism to Latinx Communities - the United States described themselves as Afro-Latino, Afro-Caribbean, or as being of African descent with Latin American roots. Racial identity was ...

The name is a play off of Latinx, a gender-neutral term used instead of Latino or Latina to refer to people of Latin American cultural or ethnic identity in ... View article...

If you've been online, you've probably seen the term "Latinx" being tossed around on Twitter, Instagram, and online forums. If you're not entirely sure ... View article...