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Hispanic

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  • nderstanding him, supposedly due to his heavy Hispanic accent (though in reality it is not very stro
  • the media, albeit in his true-to-life strong Hispanic accent.
  • and participation in the 2007 YMCA Black and Hispanic Achievers Teen Leadership Summit in Orlando,
  • the 1970 Democratic primary, he defeated the Hispanic activist, Erasmo Andrade.
  • (born June 24, 1960 in Beaumont, Texas) is a Hispanic actor who played "Jesse Vasquez" in the TV se
  • Edward James Olmos - Hispanic actor
  • of the video's leads was portrayed by rising Hispanic actor, Sonny Ayon.
  • the National Council of La Raza, the largest Hispanic advocacy organization in the United States.
  • 1981 as the first director of the Division of Hispanic Affairs of the California Catholic Conference
  • ay, Holy Trinity is co-educational and serves Hispanic, African American, Caucasian, and Asian stude
  • nc. is a full-service and independently owned Hispanic agency in the U.S. with a proven 36-year trac
  • He was the first Hispanic agent with the FBI, hired in 1916.
  • Alianza began as an Hispanic All-Star team from the Houston Soccer Associa
  • ership Program, International Club, Black and Hispanic Alliance, The Welcome Back Club, Polytechnic
  • In Hispanic America the series was released in July 2010
  • The song is recognized throughout Hispanic America as it picture scenes and stories comm
  • In 1976, Orlando was invited to represent Hispanic America at the U.S. Bicentennial Celebration
  • ked on a long and disastrous campaign against Hispanic America, suffering several consecutive defeat
  • ism of positivismo, being one of first in the Hispanic America, in his articles "El positivismo de C
  • Seville Airport was then included in the Hispanic American Agreement for the installation of a
  • Trent Dimas (born November 10, 1970) is an Hispanic American gymnast and Olympic champion.
  • The trips are usually to Hispanic American countries or Brazil, but at times ha
  • He launched the Hispanic American Report in 1948.
  • The company is owned by Fred Loya, a Hispanic American who had originally worked as a cattl
  • world record holder, Alberto Salazar, another Hispanic American distance runner.
  • "The Itata Incident" Osgood Hardy, in the Hispanic American Historical Review, vol V (1922) pp 1
  • National Coalition of Hispanic American Women: Woman of the Year 1996
  • n since 1991 and president and founder of the Hispanic American Center of Economic Research.
  • apanese, Asian Americans, Orochon, Korean and Hispanic American populations.
  • arch Foundation, president and founder of the Hispanic American Center for Economic Research (HACER)
  • Stanford U, Institute of Hispanic American & Luso-Brazilian Studies, A Special
  • She was on the board of editors of the Hispanic American Historical Review from 1927 to 1933
  • yer Jr. (translated by Juan Antonio Ayala) in Hispanic American Historical Review Vol.
  • district from 2002 to 2004, becoming the only Hispanic American of his party in the General Assembly
  • Dimas is also the only Hispanic American ever to win a gold medal on the hori
  • 12% were Hispanic American
  • 58% Hispanic American
  • 26% were Hispanic American
  • 14% Hispanic American
  • "For the Color of My Mother", in Hispanic American literature: an anthology, compiled b
  • Chinese hymns, two on "Amerindian" songs, one Hispanic American song, and one by a Mexican composer.
  • Frank Moore (Herrera), an Hispanic American spy, travels to a small town in the
  • has since become a popular soft drink in the Hispanic American market.
  • icles about Castro's (1959) revolution in the Hispanic American Report that were written by Herbert
  • The ethnic makeup of the school is 66% Hispanic American, 18% White American, non-Hispanic, 1
  • The ethnic makeup of the school is 89% Hispanic American, 9% African American, 1% White, non-
  • The ethnic makeup of the school is 94% Hispanic American, 4% Afro-American, 2% White American
  • ngineer, a Parsee (Zoroastrian) who married a Hispanic American, Luz Maria, and "converted;" husband
  • In 1991 a fight between Asian Americans and Hispanic Americans that occurred after school lead to
  • non white groups such as Asian-Americans and Hispanic Americans also tend to support the local Demo
  • In Hispanic Americans in World War II on 2011-03-29 08:37
  • is found in Japan, Eskimos, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans and Oaxacans.
  • and writers) as one of the 15 most prominent Hispanic Americans in the Arts.
  • Hispanic Americans in Congress
  • However local groups, including Hispanic Americans, protested that Fallon represented
  • re many Russian Americans, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Irish Americans, Italian Americans
  • ude Vietnamese Americans, Filipino Americans, Hispanic Americans, Mandarin-speaking Chinese American
  • sory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.
  • sory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.
  • sory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.
  • mother, Maria Ynez White, was of English and Hispanic ancestry from Southern California.
  • The area is mostly inhabited by people of Hispanic ancestry.
  • 59.33% African American, 38.88% White, 1.65% Hispanic, and 0.14% Asian.
  • In 1995, Orlando Antigua became the first Hispanic and the first non-black on the Globetrotters'
  • All the women were young; most were Hispanic, and most were involved with drugs and prosti
  • is 44.7% African-American, 35.3% White, 9.7% Hispanic, and 7.6% Asian .
  • s 97.76% African American, 1.74% White, 0.45% Hispanic, and 0.06% Asian.
  • 's 29 congressional districts it was the most Hispanic and also the youngest (34.5% under 18 years o
  • 25.66% African American, 72.89% White, 1.18% Hispanic, and 0.26% Asian.
  • heast Asian country of the Philippines and in Hispanic and Latin American countries, particularly in
  • 47.24% African American, 51.91% White, 0.74% Hispanic, and 0.11% Asian.
  • , although it also draws influence from other Hispanic and Latin American countries.
  • l desegregation occurred, the facility housed Hispanic and Latino American first time offenders and
  • ich 96.3% are white, 1.8% are black, 1.2% are Hispanic, and 0.7% are listed as other.
  • The student body is 52% Black; 39% White; 5% Hispanic; and 4% Unknown.
  • it heavily on racial lines with a majority of Hispanic and Anglo voters supporting Sanchez and a maj
  • field High School is: 94% White, 3% Black, 2% Hispanic and 1% Asian/American Indian.
  • African American, 56.57% White, 2.38% Hispanic, and 0.13% Asian.
  • Gilmer high school has 90.4% white, 9.3% hispanic, and .2%
  • 82.58% African American, 17.22% White, 0.15% Hispanic, and 0.05% Asian.
  • ad a total of 497 students (2.8% White, 81.9% Hispanic, and 15.3% African American).
  • African-American, 0.6% American Indian, 6.9% Hispanic, and 4.3% of other races.
  • nts (83.7% African American, 6.1% White, 9.9% Hispanic, and 0.2% Asian).
  • body was 60% white, 37 % black, 1% asian, 1% hispanic and 1% multi-racial.
  • s 96.95% African American, 2.67% White, 0.27% Hispanic, and 0.11% Asian.
  • eople and was 67.97% African-American, 23.83% Hispanic, and mixed races accounted for the remaining
  • He mainly studied the Italian imprint in Hispanic and Portuguese literatures.
  • Vice-President of Canning House ( Hispanic and Luso Brazilian Council)
  • ny district statewide, with African American, Hispanic and elderly below statewide averages.
  • ximately half of the district's residents are Hispanic and a quarter are African American with the r
  • with 11% being Caucasian, 1% being Latino or Hispanic, and 3% being mixed or multicultural.
  • Hispanic and Latino Americans compose 64.1% of all res
  • t of Canning House in London (the home of the Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Council).
  • keting is also noted for its contributions to Hispanic and industry research, most recently, reveali
  • In Hispanic and other cultures, this is more like Christm
  • immigrant centered neighborhood, with a large Hispanic and Arab populations.
  • ts (77.1% White, 19.4% African American, 2.9% Hispanic, and 0.6% Asian/Pacific Islander).
  • 38.84% of the population is Black, 22.80% is Hispanic and 31.14% are White, 0.19% are American Indi
  • African American, 57.43% White, 1.33% Hispanic, and 0.33% Asian.
  • instructor who was particularly harsh on the Hispanic and black soldiers in his unit.
  • Mount Vernon has very low African American, Hispanic, and Asian populations.
  • nivision, recognized the preferences of young Hispanic and Latino Americans with awards in over two
  • African American, 46.34% White, 1.19% Hispanic, and 0.45% Asian.
  • IHCC works in close partnership with Hispanic and non-Hispanic business organizations throu
  • s made the most significant progress with the Hispanic and White American teen markets in those year
  • with a mix of African American, Bi-Cultural, Hispanic and Anglo traditions, with an increasing numb
  • ra el SIDA (LUCES) is dedicated to empowering Hispanic and Haitian/Caribbean communities to develop
  • s who attend the school are Caucasian, 1% are Hispanic, and the small remainder are Native American
  • ear, Brentsville was 80% White; 12% Black; 6% Hispanic; and 2% Asian.
  • h guests who are from different background of Hispanic and non-Hispanic ethnicity, and sometimes the
  • an school, having a 34% black, 33% white, 28% Hispanic and 5% Asian student population.
  • s being a part of, Milagro is a predominantly Hispanic and Catholic town, with a largely interrelate
  • ite, 9% of whom were Black, 8.8% of whom were Hispanic, and 3.7% were Asian/Pacific Islander.
  • ceeds 1,500 students, with the majority being Hispanic and Mexican-Americans.
  • dents admitted in that school year were 3.84% Hispanic and 2.42% African descent, although these two
  • Cypress Park since most of the residents were Hispanic and Black.
  • edrad, Key plays many different races (mostly Hispanic and Arab) and can play both male and female c
  • 53.95% African American, 45.28% White, 0.31% Hispanic, and 0.46% Asian.
  • an, 0.54% White, 0.07% Native American, 0.14% Hispanic, and 0.07% Asian.
  • as African-American, 35.0% as white, 8.5% as Hispanic, and 10.1% other categories.
  • national corporations as well as by the local Hispanic and Latino community.
  • s 95.42% African American, 2.29% White, 2.06% Hispanic, and 0.22% Asian.
  • s 96.39% African American, 2.90% White, 0.35% Hispanic, and 0.35% Asian.
  • chamber enjoys outstanding relationships with Hispanic and other key stakeholders including elected
  • rse student body is 47% white, 29% black, 20% Hispanic, and offers programs to serve every student's
  • use of the low turnout, its pupils are mostly Hispanic and black and originate from Northeast Pasade
  • ommonwealth of Virginia, making him the first Hispanic and Puerto Rican to be appointed to McDonnell
  • an American, 47.97% White, 3.09% Asian, 1.09% Hispanic, and 0.12% Native American.
  • s 90.54% African American, 9.08% White, 0.10% Hispanic, and 0.29% Asian.
  • the Rules Committee and Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus.
  • ts are white, 6% are African American, 4% are Hispanic, and 2% are other.
  • 53.22% African American, 44.45% White, 1.82% Hispanic, and 0.51% Asian.
  • s 96.74% African American, 1.79% White, 1.41% Hispanic, and 0.05% Native American.
  • udents are 92% White, 5% African-American, 2% Hispanic, and less than 1% other.
  • the new residents to the neighborhood are not Hispanic and it is projected that the neighborhood wil
  • 33.50% African American, 65.86% White, 0.43% Hispanic, and 0.21% Native American.
  • e African American, 9.5% are Asian, 16.4% are Hispanic and 64.5% are white.
  • n, 72.00% White, 2.54% Native American, 1.32% Hispanic, and 0.26% Asian.
  • The student body is 80% Black; 17% White; 1% Hispanic; and 2% Unknown.
  • 23.69% African American, 70.08% White, 6.15% Hispanic, and 0.07% Asian.
  • 46.42% African American, 53.44% White, 0.07% Hispanic, and 0.07% Native American.
  • e district was 99.19% African American, 0.54% Hispanic and 0.27% White.
  • There are however, some Black, Non-White Hispanic, and East Asian populations.
  • dance of Black, White, Asian, South American, Hispanic, and many more.
  • an American, 49.18% White, 1.11% Asian, 0.42% Hispanic, and 0.05% Native American.
  • 70.44% African American, 29.23% White, 0.20% Hispanic, and 0.13% Asian.
  • IDEAL works with African American, Hispanic, and Native American undergraduates at the Un
  • and ethnographic research focused on the U.S. Hispanic and Latino population.
  • at 174 students, of whom 46% were white, 44% Hispanic and 9.7% African American. .
  • Ninety-six percent of the population is Hispanic, and only Spanish is spoken in eight of every
  • Main articles: Hispanic and Latino Communities in Atlanta and History
  • ceeds 2,700 students, with the majority being Hispanic and Mexican-Americans.
  • African-American, 0.8% American Indian, 1.1% Hispanic, and 0.9% of other races.
  • Desert Shield and Desert Storm, is the first Hispanic and for that matter the first Puerto Rican Ma
  • Chavez High School serves a mainly Hispanic and immigrant population located nearby Hobby
  • battle involved Caucasian, African-American, Hispanic, and Native American troops.
  • in 2004, almost 60% of the patients seen were Hispanic, and the majority of patients seen had at mos
  • 65.55% African American, 20.84% White, 13.35% Hispanic, and 0.26% Asian.
  • 1990 Census, Engel's district became heavily Hispanic and African-American.
  • tively excludes children of African American, Hispanic, Anglo or Asian descent.
  • for Catholic Charities as the Director of the Hispanic Apostolate/Immigration Legal Services and wen
  • mention that the highly populated and heavily Hispanic area of Gulfton is within proximity.
  • ion to a largely blended African-American and Hispanic area.
  • nd pageant competition after she won the Miss Hispanic Arizona title in 2003.
  • ion, development, and promotion of Latino and Hispanic arts and culture.
  • e style has evolved by blending-in with other Hispanic as well as non-Hispanic rhythms such as Salsa
  • 979 to refer to students of African-American, Hispanic, Asian, or Native American descent.
  • It accepted Hispanic, Asian, and Native American affiliates.
  • ng acronym "AHANA," which stands for African, Hispanic, Asian, Native American.
  • m that refers to persons of African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American descent.
  • 5% Caucasian, 19% African-American, 6% Other ( Hispanic, Asian, etc.)
  • % Caucasian, 27% African-American, 12% Other ( Hispanic, Asian, etc.)
  • the current Chair of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Alameda County and President of t
  • er change its name to the Republican National Hispanic Assembly, and became an official branch of th
  • ved as chairman of the Governing Board of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities.
  • the Senate, Garza would have become the first Hispanic Attorney General of the United States.
  • In 2003, the network covered 69% of the Hispanic audience and the number increased to 78% by 2
  • a, Inc. is a media company directed to a U.S. Hispanic audience.
  • ge television alternative for South Florida's Hispanic audiences.
  • this agreement it to attract a wide range of Hispanic audiences.
  • f teens, females, young adults, and bilingual Hispanic audiences.
  • ike Telemiami, which are concentrating on the Hispanic audience's interests.
  • she graduated in 1979 from the predominantly Hispanic Austin High School.
  • The target demographic is affluent Hispanic Baby boomers households of professionals, bus
  • enhall started Fiesta; neither of the men had Hispanic backgrounds.
  • A retired Hispanic ballplayer with limited command of the Englis
  • He has also been an officer with the D.C. Hispanic Bar Association, the Hispanic National Bar As
  • Nunez also runs national Hispanic basketball tournament in Phoenix and promotes
  • 19 Hispanic bishops were participants, including Lampius,
  • bsequently deposed from his see by a synod of Hispanic bishops, and his friend and abettor Hydatius,
  • o death under the impression that she was her Hispanic boyfriend.
  • The Hispanic Branch (Rama Hispanica), serving a primarily
  • tewart of Rawhide Radio, LLC (partly owned by Hispanic Broadcasting now Univision radio).
  • KACE/KRTO were sold to Hispanic Broadcasting Company (now owned by Univision
  • That changed its name to Hispanic Broadcasting Corp (now Univision Radio).
  • Heftel broadcasting in 1997, changed name to Hispanic Broadcasting Corp in 2000, and merged into Un
  • YXX (which had a Mexican music format) to the Hispanic Broadcasting Company.
  • c. (This corporation was later to be known as Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation.)
  • One of the most recognizable voices in Hispanic broadcasting, Jarrin, "the Spanish Voice of t
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