So someone may be White (Hispanic) or Black (Hispanic) but not simply Hispanic.
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Curbelo's district is 70 percent Hispanic, Hurd's is 68 percent Hispanic and Denham's is 85033 percent Hispanic.
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Rates for non-Hispanic black females, Hispanic males, and Hispanic females held steady from 2014 to 2015.
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The prevalence also was highest among non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native women at 16.7%, followed by non-Hispanic white women at 10.5%, non-Hispanic black women at 20133%, Hispanic women at 1.8% and non-Hispanic Asian women at 0.6%.
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"Significant decreases in the percentage of uninsured adults were observed between 2013 and 2015 for Hispanic, non-Hispanic black, non-Hispanic white, and non-Hispanic Asian adults," the report said.
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The kinds of Hispanic voters who live in overwhelmingly Hispanic areas, for instance, may not be representative of all Hispanic voters.
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This decrease was true across the three racial groups that researchers looked at: Hispanic, non-Hispanic Black, and non-Hispanic white.
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It is 42 percent Hispanic, 29 percent non-Hispanic white and 24 percent black; it is not 42 percent nonwhite Hispanic.
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But "rates did not change significantly for non-Hispanic black females, Hispanic males, and Hispanic females from 2014 to 2015," the CDC said.
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I also became more active with Hispanic organizations, including Prospanica, Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR), and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE).
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You can't say, 'What do Hispanic men or Hispanic women think?
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In Congress, there are 34 Hispanic representatives and four Hispanic Senators.
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The report also found that a higher percentage of non-Hispanic black adults -- 22.4% -- said they consumed fast food than non-Hispanic white adults at 291%, non-Hispanic Asian adults at 279% and Hispanic adults at 2771%.
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Hispanic advocacy groups are lobbying Clinton to choose a Hispanic running mate.
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Another complicated element at work is Hispanic or Hispanic-American identity itself.
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More Hispanic (24%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (22%) patients are diagnosed with rare cancers compared with non-Hispanic blacks (20%) and non-Hispanic whites (19%).
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The exit poll results for Hispanic voters is nearly as stark, with Hispanic turnout virtually even with non-Hispanic turnout — for both 2004 and 20083.
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Non-Hispanic black and Hispanic adults drank more bottled water but fewer diet drinks and plain coffee or tea when compared to non-Hispanic whites.
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Non-Hispanic white people represent 38 percent; non-Hispanic black people, 39 percent; and Hispanic people, 18 percent, according to the Queens College sociology department.
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When Mr. Stephens retired in July, he said there were two black lieutenants and one Hispanic deputy inspector, one Hispanic captain and one Hispanic lieutenant.
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When we break out the ideological splits above by race, the difference between white non-Hispanic Democrats and Hispanic or black non-Hispanic Democrats is obvious.
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Tuesday's Hispanic voters represented only about 1 percent of the state's Hispanic population.
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Births from Hispanic women dropped 2%, and 3% for non-Hispanic white women.
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About a quarter are Hispanic, and about a third are non-Hispanic whites.
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" Last week, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus ratified Huerta's ideologically-driven definition of "Hispanic.
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But it is a stretch to say that Mr. Sanders could have done so well among Hispanic voters in non-Hispanic areas that he overcame a deficit in relatively Hispanic areas, where a large proportion of the Hispanic population lives.
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Immigrant workers were also more likely to have completed a four year college degree and more likely to be Hispanic, non-Hispanic Asian or non-Hispanic Black.
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Counties are large and heterogeneous, and even the most heavily Hispanic counties contain sizeable non-Hispanic populations that limit inferences one can make about Hispanic voting behavior.
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Contraceptive pill use was highest among non-Hispanic white women (14.9%); 9.2% of Hispanic women and 7.93% of non-Hispanic black women reported relying on the pill.
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The news is better for non-Hispanic black males and Hispanic men and women.
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The mission of the Hispanic Federation is to empower and advance the Hispanic community.
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Like among so-called "whites," Hispanic men like Trump better than Hispanic women do.
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The turnout in heavily Hispanic areas was far lower than in non-Hispanic places.
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Hispanic women who have Hispanic sponsors make 15.5% less than those with white sponsors.
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The 1970 Hispanic data shown here was estimated using Hispanic indicators in IPUMS data.
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California has the largest Hispanic population; thus, it has the most Hispanic-owned businesses.
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In 2016, Hispanic people had the highest life expectancy (81.8 years), followed by 78.5 years for non-Hispanic white people and 74.8 years for non-Hispanic black people.
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"In 27.73, 27.7 percent of Hispanic, 14.4 percent of of non-Hispanic black, 8.7 percent of non-Hispanic white, and 7.9 percent of of non-Hispanic Asian adults aged 18–64 lacked health insurance coverage at the time of interview," the report said.
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No state had a total fertility rate above replacement for non-Hispanic white women, although 12 states did for non-Hispanic black women and 29 states for Hispanic women.
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Nonetheless, it's hard to reconcile the self-evidently low turnout of heavily Hispanic areas with the apparent parity in Hispanic and non-Hispanic turnout reported by the exit polls.
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And it's not just the students: Hispanic faculty in four-year colleges and universities is at around 3 percent for Hispanic males and just 2 percent for Hispanic females.
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"Non-Hispanic white women were almost twice as likely to smoke during pregnancy as non-Hispanic black women and about six times as likely as Hispanic women," Drake said.
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This was more common for male white and Hispanic students than non-Hispanic black students.
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Mortality among black women, Hispanic women, and Hispanic men didn't change from 2014 to 2015.
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Perdue's selection, meanwhile, disappointed Hispanic groups who hoped Trump would name a Hispanic Cabinet member.
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Ninety percent of those killed were Hispanic or of Hispanic descent, including 23 Puerto Ricans.
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It would, not surprisingly, be populated by Hispanic men and Hispanic women, with two exceptions.
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The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce calls itself the voice of 4.4 million Hispanic-owned businesses.
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Hispanic millennials represent roughly half the US Hispanic population and would be a wise target.
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Only two Hispanic-American actresses and three Hispanic-American actors have ever won an Oscar.
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" Census research showed that when presented with the proposed changes, Hispanics identified as "Hispanic" alone at significantly higher rates than they did as "White (Hispanic)" or "Some Other Race (Hispanic).
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Hispanic voters who live in majority Hispanic areas might be particularly likely to support Mrs. Clinton.
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Atorvastatin (Lipitor) was associated with reduced risk among white, black and Hispanic women and Hispanic men.
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Non-Hispanic whites sleep better than non-Hispanic black residents, with 67 and 54 percent respectively.
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Our analysis also revealed that the gap between non-Hispanic and Hispanic businesses is shrinking considerably.
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Hispanic men are almost three times as likely to be imprisoned as non-Hispanic white men.
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For non-Hispanic white women, the life expectancy is 220006; for non-Hispanic white men, 2202.
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In the younger generation of evangelicals, there are now more Hispanic people than non-Hispanic whites.
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But ultimately, he and Chávez decided it was good for Hispanic creators to tell Hispanic stories.
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"Illegal immigration isn't something that's on people's minds around here, Hispanic or not Hispanic," said Capt.
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Beto is a popular shorthand for Robert in the Hispanic community, but O'Rourke is not Hispanic.
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She is a United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce board member and has been recognized with several awards, including corporate elite by Hispanic Business Magazine and Hispanic lifestyle Latina of influence.
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In the late 1990s, 7.2 percent of non-Hispanic white children, 4.7 percent of non-Hispanic black children and 3.6 of Hispanic children were diagnosed with ADHD, according to the study.
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"It was not a majority Hispanic school, or a majority Hispanic neighborhood or a majority Hispanic city at that time," Mr. Rubio said of the life he discovered as a third grader.
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Note that our argument is not merely one about Hispanic voting in heavily Hispanic precincts: our data in Florida contain all available precincts for 15 counties, with large and small Hispanic populations.
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Hispanic men and women have a lower rate of cancer incidence and death than non-Hispanic people.
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President Obama carried Florida's Hispanic vote 2202 percent to 2628 percent in 28500, according to PEW Hispanic.
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The USHCC describes itself as "America's largest Hispanic business organization," representing over 4.2 million Hispanic-owned businesses.
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Leading Hispanic groups launched a national campaign Wednesday aimed at energizing Hispanic voters ahead of November's elections.
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The chamber is an organization of Hispanic business leaders representing the interests of Hispanic-owned businesses nationwide.
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The celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month continues with the 30TH ANNUAL HISPANIC HERITAGE AWARDS at 10 p.m.
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Black and Hispanic youth are far more likely to experience gun violence than white non-Hispanic youth.
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Odessa is majority Hispanic, and the mayor of Midland, Jerry Morales, is the city's first Hispanic mayor.
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But Hispanic representation has grown throughout the country, albeit modestly, including in districts with smaller Hispanic populations.
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The state has close to 28500 million Hispanic eligible voters — about half of the state's Hispanic residents.
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Death rates among non-Hispanic black males rose 0.9, and 1 percent among non-Hispanic white males.
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Hispanic women with bachelor's degrees or higher made $46,237 on average in 2017, compared with $55,450 for non-Hispanic white women and $85,855 for non-Hispanic white men, based on Census Bureau data.
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About 3 percent of black non-Hispanic students reported that they were victims of nonlethal violence at school, compared with 13 percent of Hispanic students and 1.4 percent of white non-Hispanic students.
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Hispanic women still have more children, beginning at a younger age, than non-Hispanic whites, blacks or Asians.
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There was no change among non-Hispanic black women nor was there any for non-Hispanic white men.
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The higher lung cancer rate in women than men was true for non-Hispanic white and Hispanic women.
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Hispanic Catholics tilt staunchly Democratic -- and traditionally much more so than Hispanic Protestants, many of which are evangelicals.
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Hispanic and non-Hispanic Asian voters saw the largest increases in voter participation for racial or ethnic groups.
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In life expectancy, American Hispanics live longer; 21625 years of age for Hispanic women, 2900 for Hispanic men.
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The participants included 989 Hispanic women and 506 non-Hispanic women from the ages of 18 to 64.
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The number of Hispanic students increased — but not enough to keep pace with the country's growing Hispanic population.
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"The Congressional Hispanic Caucus should not discriminate against any American of Hispanic descent," Curbelo said in a statement.
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For this reason, ethnicity is broken out in two categories, Hispanic or Latino and Not Hispanic or Latino.
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The absence of Hispanic board members appears to come, in large part, from the shortage of Hispanic chief executives, said Cid D. Wilson, president and chief executive of the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility.
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The Hispanic borrowers were offered less favorable lending terms compared with the non-Hispanic borrowers and the bank was less prompt in helping connect the Hispanic borrowers with the loan officer, the testing found.
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Hispanic-American people, we have Hispanic-American people that are in the inner cities and they're living in hell.
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Two districts in Dallas were found to be "packed" with Hispanic voters, decreasing Hispanic voting power in nearby areas.
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For example, non-Hispanic white enrollees were more likely to get on buprenorphine than their Hispanic and black counterparts.
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He was the first Hispanic U.S. assistant attorney general, and would be Trump's first Hispanic cabinet member if confirmed.
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The 2004 results for Hispanic voters, for instance, give Mr. Kerry a 58-to-2698 edge among Hispanic voters.
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Clinton has attended several Hispanic leadership events and will address the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute's Heritage Month gala Thursday.
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I think there should be more Hispanic writers, especially for shows that have anything to do with Hispanic people.
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Hispanic employees in technical roles stayed at 211 percent, while Hispanic leaders dropped from 2400 percent to 143 percent.
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Conscious of the contributions of the Hispanic and Latino community, President Lyndon Johnson acknowledged the first Hispanic Heritage Week.
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Hispanic children who have acute lymphocytic leukemia are 2.6 times more likely to relapse than non-Hispanic children. 3.
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ADHD was reported in 14 percent of boys versus 6.3 percent of girls, and in 12 percent of non-Hispanic white children versus 6.1 percent of Hispanic children and 12.8 percent of non-Hispanic black kids.
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Hispanic adults had an obesity rate of 47% and Non-Hispanic black adults a rate of 46.8% in 29.93-16, the new report showed, with non-Hispanic white adults at 37.9% and Asian adults at 12.7%.
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According to the AAUW analysis, non-Hispanic white women's median earnings were 77% of non-Hispanic white men's earnings; Asian women made 85% of what white men made; and Hispanic or Latina women earned just 53%.
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It implies that the overall turnout among young Hispanic voters was actually higher than among Hispanic voters over age 29.
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Sixty percentage points could easily be too high if she indeed fared better among Hispanic voters in non-Hispanic areas.
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Because I looked this way, I was too Hispanic to identify as Black and too Black to identify as Hispanic.
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Infants born to non-Hispanic black women have a mortality rate more than double that of non-Hispanic white women.
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One reason for this is intermarriage—those with only one Hispanic parent are much less likely to call themselves Hispanic.
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That's compared to about 9 pounds for non-Hispanic white women and just 0.2 pounds for non-Hispanic black women.
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There are now 4 million Hispanic-owned businesses in the United States, according to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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Life expectancy held steady for black women and white men, and increased for black men, Hispanic men and Hispanic women.
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Javier Palomarez is the president and CEO of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, America's largest Hispanic business association.
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The Latino Decisions poll was developed by the Hispanic principals and conducted by mostly Hispanic pollsters in English and Spanish.
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Hispanic women accounted for 22011% of all abortions in 22013, while non-Hispanic women of other races made up 8.7%.
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He carried all of the majority Hispanic wards in Chicago, including those with the smallest number of non-Hispanic whites.
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Fresh off her win in Nevada, Clinton campaign aides highlighted their Hispanic-to-Hispanic phone banks where voters can interact.
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Dr. Rios is President of the National Hispanic Medical Association and the National Hispanic Health Foundation View the discussion thread.
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The difference that sets Labrador aside is that he's Hispanic, and a Republican Hispanic at that, with solid conservative credentials.
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Hofeller concluded that the change "would be advantageous to Republicans and non-Hispanic whites" because it would dilute Hispanic representation.
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Another Pew study found that Americans with Hispanic ancestry are less likely to identify as Hispanic as generations go on.
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Non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic blacks have higher breast cancer incidence and mortality than other racial and ethnic groups.
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Anyone "American Hispanic" gets a study of North and South Texans of Hispanic descent, sometimes determined by their last name.
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"I'm worried about the Hispanic kid, the Hispanic-American citizen, who is harassed in school and gets called a member of MS-13 because the president calls immigrants from Hispanic countries members of MS-13," he added.
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"I'm worried about the Hispanic kid, the Hispanic-American citizen, who is harassed at school and called a member of MS-13 because the President calls immigrants from Hispanic countries members of MS-13," he told Tapper.
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Simply by chance, 3 of the 11 plurality Hispanic precincts were in Miami-Dade County, where Hispanic voters are particularly conservative.
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An Hispanic borrower with a $236,800 loan paid on average $968 more than a non-Hispanic white borrower, the complaint said.
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For non-Hispanic black men, their life expectancy at birth increased 0.1 years and the same was true for Hispanic men.
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That may contribute to the disparity between Hispanic and non-Hispanic take-up of the six most significant federal entitlement programs.
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Non-Hispanic white males experienced the highest mortality but in recent years non-Hispanic black children accounted for a larger proportion.
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Agencies often failed to report Hispanic ethnicity, so many victims classified as "White" in the data may in fact be Hispanic.
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Adjusted for age, the death rate was 1.2 times greater for non-Hispanic black population than for non-Hispanic white people.
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Non-Hispanic black women are six times as likely to die of a pregnancy-related condition as non-Hispanic white women.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) has an interest in assuring that the seat continues to be held by a Hispanic lawmaker.
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In today's partisan world, what do two of Texas' top Hispanic Democrats have in common with its most powerful Hispanic Republican?
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Dr. Elena V. Rios is president and CEO of the National Hispanic Medical Organization, representing Hispanic physicians in the United States.
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The importance of the Hispanic audience is even more significant in San Antonio, where 65 percent of the population is Hispanic.
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Asian and Hispanic voters went for Clinton in a bigger landslide than millennials, but most Asian and Hispanic citizens didn't vote.
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But the party at large and Democratic Hispanic leaders are on the same page when it comes to pursuing Hispanic voters.
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Compared to non-Hispanic white women, non-Hispanic black women were 46% more likely to be diagnosed with more advanced cancer.
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The total percentage of Hispanic executives sits at 85033 percent though, and the overall amount of black and Hispanic professionals declined.
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So, I just think, I think when we have the lowest black unemployment ever —lowest Hispanic, you saw the Hispanic numbers.
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Clinton: Her strength in the heavily Hispanic areas of Las Vegas and among Hispanic voters in most national polls is, to my mind, much stronger evidence than an entrance/exit poll sample of 224 Hispanic respondents in 247 precincts.
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The study also found that failure to floss was higher in men than women, higher for those 75 or older than those 30 to 44, and higher among non-Hispanic black and Hispanic adults than non-Hispanic white adults.
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Consequently, Middle Eastern women would be classified as non-Hispanic white, and South Asian women would be classified as non-Hispanic Asian (which needed to be combined with non-Hispanic Pacific Islander in [the] report for stability of analysis).
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Given the way the term ''Hispanic'' works — Sammy Sosa, Cameron Diaz — the Hispanic parent could have had skin of almost any shade.
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And for Hispanic women, it's even worse (as we'll see again in November, which is when Hispanic women's Equal Pay Day falls).
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As more national outlets begin to invest in Hispanic content, there are more opportunities for businesses to market to Hispanic audiences online.
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Black women make up 20.8% of its overall workforce in the US, black men 22022%, Hispanic women 216% and Hispanic men 290%.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) will grow to 39 members on Thursday, marking the largest group of Hispanic Democrats in congressional history.
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Florida's diverse Hispanic community presents unique campaign challenges, as sub-blocs of Hispanic voters respond to different policy proposals and campaign styles.
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Hispanic youth accounted for more than 2000% of the deaths, while non-Hispanic black youth were about 267.8% of the death total.
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But African-American and Hispanic teenagers are more worried than white teenagers — with more than two thirds of Hispanic teenagers expressing fears.
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Furthermore, its population is more than one-quarter Hispanic, and it's often challenging for English-language polls to sample Hispanic voters accurately.
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A majority of the district's residents are Hispanic, and both Curbelo and his likely Democratic challenger, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, have Hispanic heritage.
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If registered Hispanic voters represent 15 percent of the electorate, self-identified Hispanic voters could be 18 or 19 percent of voters.
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They also found higher rates among non-Hispanic black and Hispanic males, and lower rates among those whose mothers had college degrees.
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Still, "the lowest rate for non-Hispanic black is higher than the highest for non-Hispanic white or for Hispanics," Mathews said.
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Fernand Fernandez is the interim president and CEO of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the country's largest Hispanic business association.
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By keeping Curbelo out, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus appears to be acting in its own interests, rather than those of Hispanic Americans.
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José Calderón is president of the Hispanic Federation, a non-profit membership organization that seeks to empower and advance the Hispanic community.
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Between the Democratic Congressional Hispanic Caucus's (CHC) 2628 members and the 28503 Republicans with a Hispanic background, that's 22019 percent of Congress.
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But Donald Trump has done what 30 years of growing up with Hispanic genes could not do: He has made me Hispanic.
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In the former two, those nonwhite voters are mostly Hispanic, and Hispanic voters appear to have been galvanized in opposition to Trump.
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In the study, Hamilton and coauthor T.J. Mathews analyzed birth certificate data for all births in 270, and also took a more detailed look at the three largest groups of women — non-Hispanic white, non-Hispanic black, and Hispanic women.
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The report also showed differences in total fertility rates by race: Among non-Hispanic white women, no states had a fertility rate above the replacement level; among non-Hispanic black women, 12 states did; and among Hispanic women, 29 states did.
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Only about half of babies born last year were non-Hispanic whites — while about nine in 10 of Republicans are non-Hispanic whites.
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Even the majority Hispanic precincts in Nevada have large numbers of non-Hispanic voters, who themselves could have been likelier to support Mrs.
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Earlier on Saturday, Trump met with a group of Hispanic leaders as part of a new National Hispanic Advisory Council to the campaign.
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Regardless of race or ethnicity, girls living in predominately non-Hispanic white or non-Hispanic black communities had the lowest rates of vaccination.
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Given the lack of visibility of Hispanic people onscreen, shouldn't we cast Hispanic actors to portray the few that are given weighty roles?
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"Hispanic women remain at higher risk for having a neural tube defect-affected birth than non-Hispanic white or black women," Flores added.
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Only 48% of eligible Latinos voted in the 2012 elections, compared with 64% of non-Hispanic whites and 66% of non-Hispanic blacks.
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Nearly 20093% of Asian women also received prenatal care, while 72% of Hispanic and 67% of non-Hispanic black women did the same.
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The December jobs report shows that Hispanic unemployment is back up to 5.9 percent, and Hispanic millennial unemployment has risen above 7.2 percent.
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An ever-increasing share of American Catholics are Hispanic, and they (more than say, Hispanic Pentecostals) consistently vote for Democratic and liberal candidates.
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Culberson's Houston-area district has a growing Hispanic population, while Sessions's north Dallas district has both a sizable Hispanic and African-American population.
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The N.A.A.C.P. and the Hispanic Federation have publicly opposed anti-soda initiatives despite disproportionately high rates of obesity in black and Hispanic communities.
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Elena V. Rios, M.D., M.S.P.H., serves as President & CEO of the National Hispanic Medical Association, (NHMA), representing Hispanic physicians in the United States.
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White non-Hispanic women earn 81 cents on the dollar, while Hispanic women are paid just 59 cents, says the Economic Policy Institute.
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The highest prevalence of total and untreated cavities was found among Hispanic and non-Hispanic black youth, according to the study, released Friday.
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More than 2.4 million Hispanic people live in New York, making it the city with the largest Hispanic population in the United States.
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Non-Hispanic Blacks in the United States, for example, are more than twice as likely to die from diabetes as non-Hispanic Whites.
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The report said the number of births declined 1 percent for Hispanic women and 72.73 percent for non-Hispanic white and black women.
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The CHC campaign arm's general goal is to increase Hispanic representation in Congress, but it often endorses non-Hispanic allies in key districts.
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Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiDemocrats eye remote voting options Hispanic Caucus campaign arm unveils non-Hispanic endorsements Safety in sick leave MORE (D-N.
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Democrats have aggressively pursued Hispanic voters, but Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) leaders feel they've been forced to act independently to grow their ranks.
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Nearly 60 percent of non-Hispanic black voters turned out, but only 45 percent of Hispanic registered voters showed up at the polls.
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Between 2007 and 2023 Hispanic small business formations in the U.S. grew 46.9 percent; non-Hispanic businesses grew by a tiny 0.7 percent.
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It's a great time to learn more about the United States' 60 million Hispanic residents and to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic-Americans.
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Aguilar, who has criticized Trump over immigration policy, and other Hispanic Republicans told BuzzFeed News that their frustration is that they are often invited to non-Hispanic meetings but aren't welcome at the Hispanic events that the White House convenes somewhat regularly.
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He went on to boast of low levels of Hispanic unemployment under his administration, praised Hispanic Heritage Month, and claimed that Hispanic Americans supported his pledge to build a wall on the southern US border as a way of stemming illegal immigration.
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In other words, focusing only on the places where Hispanic voters are most prevalent could provide a misleading picture of Hispanic voters over all.
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At first, the police believed Bouzigard's killer was a Hispanic man because she was last seen with several Hispanic males the night she died.
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For instance, they could be underestimating Hispanic voter turnout, or sampling predominantly English-speaking Hispanic voters who might have different views than Spanish speakers.
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Most races and ethnic groups, including black males, Hispanic males and Hispanic females, saw no significant changes in their death rate year over year.
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When compared to black men, black women earn 89% of what black men do, and Hispanic women make 86% of what Hispanic men do.
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She ran behind Obama in a lot of heavily Hispanic South Texas, New Mexico, Southern Colorado, and the most Hispanic suburban county around Denver.
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The Hispanic electorate in Georgia isn't large, but Hispanic early turnout has increased by 144% from 2012, according to early voting data from Thursday.
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There's considerable evidence that pollsters tend to contact too many well-assimilated, English-speaking, high-turnout Hispanic voters who live in less Hispanic areas.
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There was no difference in obesity rates between non-Hispanic blacks and white men, but Hispanic men had significantly higher rates than either group.
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As a Hispanic man, beans are a staple in my home, as I'm sure many of your Hispanic readers across the country can attest.
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And although the city is majority black and Hispanic, only a handful of the department's nearly 40 police officers are either black or Hispanic.
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There is one Asian woman, one Hispanic woman, one black woman and one black man, with no Hispanic men counted among the top executives.
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Again, non-Hispanic whites accounted for the majority (71.6%), followed by non-Hispanic blacks (9.8%), Mexican-Americans (5.9%), Asians (5.4%) and other Hispanics (5.1%).
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Look how that underrepresentation is reflected in Oscar wins: Even when lead roles call for Hispanic characters, they often go to non-Hispanic actors.
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Among toddlers, however, the highest proportion consuming any added sugar were non-Hispanic white, at 99.6%, compared with 94.1% of non-Hispanic black toddlers.
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Data from 2015 shows that 5.9 percent of Hispanic adults are diagnosed with asthma as opposed to 0.7 percent of non-Hispanic white adults.
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Republican Hispanic operatives like Mario H. López, former executive director of the Congressional Hispanic Conference and president of the Hispanic Leadership Fund (HLF), see the president's stances as a growing threat, while warning of the incompatibility of GOP ideals and Democratic-style identity politics.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS --Positive View on Hispanic Broadcasting: The positive view is driven by the U.S. Hispanic demographic's ongoing growth in numbers and spending power.
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There are currently 31 members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, a traditionally Democratic group of lawmakers that focuses on issues related to the Hispanic community.
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When he used his white voice, he was mostly offered white neighbourhoods and when he used his Hispanic voice he was mostly offered Hispanic ones.
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If he were polling 233 likely voters in a state with a 22016% Hispanic population, that would mean 235 of the voters surveyed were Hispanic.
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As a percentage of annual income, non-Hispanic white workers have three times as much in retirement accounts as their Hispanic or African-American counterparts.
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The district was drawn by a court to take in much of the Hispanic population in those areas; it is 67% Hispanic and 16% black.
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The ratings improved regardless of income level, with the improvement most dramatic for non-Hispanic black Americans, followed by Hispanics and then non-Hispanic whites.
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Not only are there more Hispanic voters than in any of the other big battleground states, but the Hispanic vote has also been unusually Republican.
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More than 28500 percent of eligible voters are Hispanic, giving it the fourth-highest Hispanic density in the nation, according to the Pew Research Center.
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The LVF annual convention is expected to attract a wide array of Democratic elected officials who are either Hispanic or are invested in Hispanic issues.
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"Overweight and obesity are major causes of death in Hispanic populations, just as they are in non-Hispanic populations in America and Europe," Emberson said.
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Patrick Murphy (D-Fla.) on Thursday hired President Obama's former Hispanic communications strategist, Freddy Balsera, in an attempt to improve his support among Hispanic voters.
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Today, the Hispanic population in our country has more economic and purchasing power than ever before, and Hispanic small businesses are steadily on the rise.
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This National Hispanic Heritage Month, I encourage people of all backgrounds to celebrate the important contributions of Hispanic-Americans to the fabric of our country.
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Harris leads with every voter group with the exception of Hispanic voters, which Sanchez, a Hispanic congresswoman, won by 28503 points, 22019 to 30 percent.
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The GOP's "Growth and Opportunity Project" recommended the party turn toward courting Hispanic voters and developing policies that would draw Hispanic voters to the GOP.
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In our two Florida polls, registered Hispanic voters represented 13.6 percent of the electorate, but 16 percent of likely voters were self-identified Hispanic voters.
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Clinton's strength among less assimilated, Spanish-speaking and low-turnout Hispanic voters in heavily Hispanic and urban areas might be missed in the polls. Mrs.
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Asian girls scored the same as Asian boys, however, and while Hispanic girls scored 2 points higher than Hispanic boys, the difference wasn't statistically significant.
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The fact that she is Hispanic also irks men, as they see a sport of the 'white man' until Jackie Robinson now becoming increasingly Hispanic.
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Congressional Hispanic Caucus Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) leaders view the appointment of Salazar as a sign that Hispanics would be strongly represented in Clinton's Cabinet.
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It wasn't until Ronald Reagan was elected president with a solid Hispanic vote in 1980 that Hispanic businesses and their formation came to public attention.
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He noted that 22 percent of Hispanic voters were aged 22008 to 13, according to the poll, compared with just 21 percent of non-Hispanic voters.
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Still, Iowa's Hispanic population is relatively small compared to Nevada's, the next caucus state on the horizon, where nearly a third of the population is Hispanic.
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They also say they are particularly bothered by how the White House has treated the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, the country's largest Hispanic Christian organization.
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All five states combined represented nearly two-thirds of loan requests by Hispanic entrepreneurs on Biz2Credit's platform, but Hispanic entrepreneurship has grown all across the country.
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The state's Democratic Party reports 12 percent of those ballots came from Hispanic voters — that's double the number of early ballots from Hispanic voters in 2012.
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Although both Ben and I are Hispanic, he is lighter than I. Did the attendant see an older Hispanic man traveling with a little white boy?
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Javier Palomarez is the president and CEO of the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, America's largest Hispanic business association, which has endorsed Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Cervical cancer, for example, is highly preventable disease, but the rate is almost twice as high for Hispanic women along the border than non-Hispanic women.
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Rose's lawyer also groused about the fact 15 of the first 27 potential jurors were Hispanic -- which was concerning for Rose because his accuser is Hispanic.
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Nationally, non-Hispanic black babies are significantly less likely to breastfeed than non-Hispanic whites or Hispanics, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The same report found that non-Hispanic white women account for 36 percent of abortions, black women for 30 percent, and Hispanic women for 25 percent.
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In terms of race, the staffs of DCA-funded organizations are 62% white non-Hispanic — or 17% points over the city's overall white non-Hispanic population.
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That suggests a broader trend of increased Hispanic political power in the city, although there are many challenges for Hispanic politicians to mobilize a fractured electorate.
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Pew Hispanic Center analyses of exit poll data indicate that Republican candidates have garnered between 2628 percent and 28503 percent of the Hispanic vote since 22019.
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Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 through October 15, and younger Hispanic and Latinx Americans are entering the workforce in larger numbers than ever before.
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These are represented by Republicans who support Hispanic interests, but these lawmakers could go down if Mr. Trump's rhetoric generates a huge turnout of Hispanic voters.
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The lower turnout among Hispanic and young voters implies that it's possible — even easy — to imagine a huge increase in Hispanic and youth turnout in 215.
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Joaquin Castro of Texas, the first vice chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, said in a statement that Pastor paved the way for future Hispanic lawmakers.
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Civiqs find that Hispanic men's Trump approval rating is 6 points higher than Hispanic women's, while the gender gap for African Americans is just 2 points.
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She is also the recipient of the Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Award, and she has been inducted into the Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Hall of Fame.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus's (CHC) campaign arm, Bold PAC, announced a slate of non-Hispanic House endorsements on Tuesday, including six Democratic challengers and six incumbents.
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How New York's Elite Public Schools Lost Their Black and Hispanic Students At one school, black and Hispanic enrollment plummeted to 14 percent from 50 percent.
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In the report's examined period, the company promoted just one Hispanic worker to a clerical job — out of a qualified pool of 202 Hispanic incumbents (0.5%).
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Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiDemocrats eye remote voting options Hispanic Caucus campaign arm unveils non-Hispanic endorsements Safety in sick leave MORE represents New Jersey's 7th District.
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The city has a strong black community that makes up about 38 percent of the population, with 13 percent Hispanic and 42 percent non-Hispanic white.
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The sample includes 784 white respondents, 63 African-American respondents, and 577 Hispanic respondents including 229 white Democrats, 417 African-American Democrats, and 293 Hispanic Democrats.
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Every day, as leader of the National Hispanic Council on Aging, I work to improve the lives of older Hispanic adults, their families and their caregivers.
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Hearing aid use was more common among men (43%) than women (11.3%), and among non-Hispanic whites (13.6%) compared to black (9.8%) or Hispanic (6.5%) people.
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Gus Reyes of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, Lourdes Aguirre of Eres America, and Danny Vargas, the former chairman of the National Republican Hispanic Assembly.
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Hispanic legislative representation has grown consistently over the past 2628 years but still remains far from proportional to the Hispanic share of the United States population.
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The city of Fort Worth has one of the nation's highest Hispanic populations: Almost 35 percent of its residents identified as Hispanic or Latino in 2018.
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Black, Asian and Hispanic Americans are at roughly their lowest unemployment rates since the government began tracking them using its current methodology (in the early 1970s for black and Hispanic Americans, 4013 for Asians), though the Asian and Hispanic rates were slightly lower earlier in the year.
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In the testing by the National Fair Housing Alliance in Charleston, South Carolina, the Hispanic borrowers were offered less favorable lending terms compared with the non-Hispanic borrowers and the bank was less prompt in helping connect the Hispanic borrowers with the loan officer, the testing found.
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Black, Asian and Hispanic Americans are at roughly their lowest unemployment rates since the government began tracking them using its current methodology (in the early 1970s for black and Hispanic Americans, 2000 for Asians), though the Asian and Hispanic rates were slightly lower earlier in the year.
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Since then, school evaluations show that by third grade, the Hispanic students in the bilingual classes are doing better at reading than Hispanic students in traditional classes.
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Hispanic women overwhelmingly disapprove of the way Trump is handling his job (219 percent) but Hispanic men are more split — 113 percent approve and 211 percent disapprove.
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Marquez Peterson, on the other hand, is the CEO of Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, an Arizona lobbying group that pushes for Hispanic business and economic development.
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AT&T matched charitable contributions up to $200K to the Hispanic Federation, and gave a $1 donation to the Hispanic Federation for each tweet using hashtag #JLoNOW.
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Manny is the visionary and founder of the Hispanicize platforms, which include the annual Hispanicize Event, DiMe Media, Hispanic Kitchen, Hispanicize Wire and the Hispanic PR Blog.
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In at least one key respect, Florida's Hispanic community is significantly different than nationally: 6900 percent of Hispanic Floridians are Cuban, and they've voted for Republicans, historically.
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Similar voter turnout increases were reported for majority-Hispanic precincts in Weld and Pueblo Counties, as we summarize for 2202 majority-Hispanic precincts in the table below.
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But demographic change — rapid growth in the Hispanic and Asian population — has brought the non-Hispanic white share of the electorate down to 69 percent and falling.
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Texas sends first Hispanic women to Congress Texas voters elected the state's first two Hispanic women to Congress as Veronica Escobar won the seat to replace Rep.
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I think it's hard to defend that Clinton did as well among Hispanic voters as President Obama, when you look at the results in heavily Hispanic areas.
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Additionally, 8.6 percent of Hispanic children had a BMI greater than 35, and in total, 41.8 percent of Hispanic children in the study were classified as overweight.
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Today, Google is still 31 percent female and 2 percent black, but it's now 4 percent Hispanic, compared to just 3 percent Hispanic in its last report.
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Talk about the importance of Hispanic votes, how in very close races it is the Hispanic vote that can choose the next president of the United States.
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API recently announced new hires Kenny Roberts, who worked for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, and Elia Quintana, who worked at the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility.
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Hispanics have their best opportunity to elect a Hispanic governor of California since Romualdo Pacheco served as the first Hispanic state governor in U.S. history in 1875.
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This year, Hispanic voters, perhaps motivated by Donald J. Trump's policy proposals (including deportation) and harsh language aimed at undocumented Hispanic immigrants, really might decide this election.
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Early voting data unequivocally indicates that Hillary Clinton will benefit from a long awaited surge in Hispanic turnout, vastly exceeding the Hispanic turnout from four years ago.
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Once a week, we will have a dedicated Instagram photo shot by a Hispanic photographer that honors and highlights Hispanic culture and issues in New York City.
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By all accounts, Scott and DeSantis campaigned almost daily in Hispanic precincts, while their Democratic opponents, Bill Nelson and Andrew Gillum, took the Hispanic vote for granted.
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Only one Hispanic man has won the best actor Oscar — José Ferrer, for "Cyrano de Bergerac" in 1951 — and no Hispanic woman has been named best actress.
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According to FBI statistics from 2015, just under 16% of male murder victims were Latino or Hispanic and less than 10% of offenders were Latino or Hispanic.
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Trump is expected to offer praise for Hispanic and Latino Americans' cultural contributions — a more amicable tone amid a widening rift between himself and leading Hispanic lawmakers.
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At the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, we represent over 6900 million Hispanic-owned businesses that, together, contribute $2628 billion to the American economy every year.
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" Hispanic nations are on particularly high alert after the El Paso, Texas, shooting, where suspect Patrick Wood Crusius allegedly drove eight hours to the predominantly-Hispanic border city and is said to have written a racist, anti-immigrant manifesto claiming the shooting was intended to counter a Hispanic "invasion.
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Hispanic residents are moving in quickly; since 2010, more than three times as many Hispanic residents as whites have come to the state, according to the Texas Tribune.
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Bob Menendez, one of the most recognizable Hispanic faces in New Jersey, says the registration could be higher except for the day-to-day economics of Hispanic families.
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But the Hispanic population is the fastest-growing minority population in the U.S., so one would hope that the market can support at least two Hispanic broadcasting companies.
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Facebook has increased its Black employees, as well as Hispanic employees, by 1% each and that brings Facebook's Black population to 3% and its Hispanic population to 5%.
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Black (21%) and Hispanic (12%) voters make up about one-third of the Democratic voter pool, compared with just 8% among Republicans (2% are black and 20163% Hispanic).
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However, Arizona's citizen voting-age population (CVAP)—in other words, those eligible to vote—is 67.6 percent non-Hispanic white, 20.5 percent Hispanic, and 11.9 percent other races.
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Ana Navarro, a Republican strategist and commentator, served as national Hispanic campaign chairwoman for John McCain in 2008 and national Hispanic co-chair for Jon Huntsman's 2012 campaign.
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For more than 30 years, the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has been the leading voice for the Hispanic business community and American entrepreneurs of all types.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham, who, as chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, has served as the voice of Hispanic and Democratic members of Congress in condemning the administration's policies.
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In 2010, the population was 123 percent Hispanic or Latino, 26 percent black, 24 percent Asian and 22 percent non-Hispanic white, according to United States Census data.
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The Hispanic community will forcefully respond to any deceptive practices and organizations such as LULAC will continue to work to ensure that the Hispanic community is treated fairly.
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"We didn't get into specifics other than that he wants to work with us, work with the Hispanic community, Hispanic leadership on substantive policy regarding immigration," Bramnick said.
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That makes sense, as Castro is the lone Hispanic candidate in the field and Nevada has the largest Hispanic population of any of the four early voting states.
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There was almost no difference between the percentages of non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic blacks who smoked — around 16.5 percent — and 10 percent of Hispanics smoked cigarettes.
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Rising from behind The current gap between Hispanic women and non-Hispanic white people stems from a number of historical disadvantages that have been fading in recent years.
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Nancy Genova is the president of 100 Hispanic Women, a networking group based in New York City that gives scholarships to young Hispanic women and puts on events.
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"The largest reduction was among non-Hispanic black women, which I think is particularly significant because they have such a higher maternal mortality rate than Hispanic or non-Hispanic white women," said study author Erica Eliason, a doctoral student researcher at Columbia University's Columbia Population Research Center in New York.
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Per 703,000 people of each group Black White Hispanic Other 1,250 Juveniles 1,000 750 500 All ages 250 Black White Hispanic Other 1,253 Juveniles 1,000 750 500 All ages 250 Other Black White Hispanic 1,250 Juveniles 1,000 20193 500 All ages 250 Note: Juveniles are between 10 and 17 years old.
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Most national polls don't include a large enough sample of Hispanic voters to report it separately, and there have been few polls of states with a large Hispanic population.
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Specifically, the statin drug simvastatin (sold under the brand name Zocor) was associated with a lower risk for white women, Hispanic women, black women, white men and Hispanic men.
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Hispanic entrepreneurs had a lower average credit score (595) than non-Hispanic business owners (608), and their companies were younger in terms of months in operation (28 months vs.
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"Even in an area that you would not consider Hispanic — Westchester County — that happens to where a quarter of our viewers are coming in from Hispanic homes," says Schreiber.
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There are an increasing number of eligible Hispanic voters, with the Hispanic electorate expected to reach a record 27.3 million in 2016, Pew Research Center projected earlier this year.
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Data from a 2016 study illustrates that while white, non-Hispanic women make 83 centers for every dollar, Black women make 66 cents, and Hispanic women make 60 cents.
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The court is set to hear cases on immigration, affirmative action and voting rights, making any court vacancy especially important to Hispanic leaders and representatives of Hispanic-heavy districts.
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It must receive more than 35 to 40 percent of Hispanic voters, with a particular emphasis on Mexican-Americans, who make up 64 percent of the Hispanic American population.
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Among youths, Hispanics and non-Hispanic blacks also had higher rates of obesity, at 25.8% and 22% respectively, compared with 14% of non-Hispanic whites and 11% of Asians.
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Peña-Melnyk won endorsements from The Washington Post as well as influential women's and Hispanic advocacy groups such as the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's political action committee and EMILY's List.
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While increases were seen in both men and women as well as non-Hispanic blacks, non-Hispanic whites and Hispanics, blacks had the largest relative change, which was 20183%.
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The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda, which includes groups like the National Council of La Raza and the Hispanic National Bar Association, favor Garland's nomination proceeding through the confirmation process.
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Analyzing the data, the team found that non-Hispanic black women were 2.27 times more likely to be diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer than non-Hispanic white women.
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The data on Hispanic turnout is not as illustrative elsewhere in the country, because most other states do not ask about race and Hispanic origin on voter registration forms.
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While Sanders has polled well with Hispanic voters – an advantage in Arizona – the state's larger proportion of non-Hispanic white voters were still expected to lean heavily toward Biden.
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In the precinct covering Park Slope, Brooklyn, where a fifth of the residents are black or Hispanic, three-quarters of those arrested on marijuana charges are black or Hispanic.
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Medicare for All, a hot-button issue in the 2020 race, has much stronger support from African-Americans and Hispanic Americans than it does with non-Hispanic white Americans.
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"If Hispanic grass-roots organizations don't find ways to reach across the aisle and work together on all the issues affecting Hispanic Americans, we'll never make progress," Curbelo said.
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That's led Hispanic groups to step up their efforts and also publicly voice their concerns that Democrats have not done enough to help boost Hispanic representation on Capitol Hill.
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Abbott, who scored 22019 percent of the vote among Hispanic voters in 2014, is heading back to the Hispanic- and Democratic-heavy Rio Grande Valley in the coming days.
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On the Democratic side, Hispanic voters favor Hillary Clinton by a two-to-one margin, although the same proportion of Hispanic voters views her and Senator Bernie Sanders favorably. Mrs.
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Democratic strategist Joe Velasquez, a Clinton supporter, said a Hispanic running mate could make a difference in swing states like Florida, Colorado, Nevada and Virginia, which have large Hispanic populations.
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After adjusting for insurance coverage, income and other factors, they found that Hispanic girls were 49 percent more likely to have been vaccinated than black girls or non-Hispanic whites.
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Meanwhile, average operating expenses represented 34 percent ($69,20153) of the revenue of Hispanic-owned companies, while non-Hispanic companies had average operating expenses of 41 percent ($84,700) of their revenues.
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"It's going abysmally bad for Trump right now," said Javier Palomarez, chief executive of the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, in a blunt assessment of Trump's outreach to Hispanic voters.
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Cruz and Rubio are both vying for the legacy of being the United States' first Hispanic and Latino president, but most Hispanic and Latino voters don't share their conservative values.
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They assumed rates in Québec would be similar to that among whites in the U.S., and they adjusted their calculations to estimate rates for non-Hispanic black and Hispanic populations.
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The relative Democratic strength among Hispanic voters may also mean that nonvoters nationwide may be more Democratic than nonvoters in the battlegrounds, since nonvoters nationwide are likelier to be Hispanic.
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Based on areas that reported race and ethnicity data, the largest percentages of abortions in 251 were had by non-Hispanic white women (453%) and non-Hispanic black women (245%).
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In 2012, the gap was even more pronounced: Exit polls showed President Barack Obama carrying Hispanic Catholics over Mitt Romney by 261 points and Hispanic Protestants by just 237 points.
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From Javier Palomarez, CEO and President, U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce The United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) welcomes President Trump's nomination of Alexander Acosta for secretary of Labor.
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Black and Hispanic Americans make up about 13 percent and 18 percent of the total population respectively, but the public housing population is 43 percent black and 20 percent Hispanic.
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Hispanic business owners in Texas are particularly dependent on tariff-free trade with Mexico, as Hispanic-owned businesses are twice as likely to export compared to non-minority-owned firms.
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VP BUMP: Latino Magazine's contributing writer Patricia Guadalupe reports: Hillary Clinton's shortlist of possible vice presidential candidates includes three top Hispanic officials whose selection could energize Hispanic voters in November.
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According to the study, which surveyed nearly one thousand Hispanic and non-Hispanic women, Latinas are not conforming to traditional customs and gender roles as strictly as they once did.
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Hispanic Texans are set to outnumber non-Hispanic whites in the Lone Star State as soon as 22019, according to new data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday.
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White men made up 30.1 percent of its US workforce, and black women made up 5.3 percent, black men 4 percent, Hispanic women 3.7 percent, and Hispanic men 4.6 percent.
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Three evangelical pastors from Fresno — a city that is half Hispanic, a third non-Hispanic white, and a tenth black — met Thursday morning to talk with The New York Times.
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Rocha's strategy, based on longstanding demands from Hispanic leaders, implies moving early to push a culturally competent message to Hispanic voters, many of whom have never been contacted by campaigns.
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One group that slipped, however, was Hispanics, and especially Hispanic women; while 103 percent of college presidents identified as Hispanic women in 210, the figure in 242 was 21986 percent.
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Sanders' strong showing among Hispanic voters in Nevada — he won 51% — reflects national polling that shows him leading among Hispanic voters, who make up about 20% of the Democratic electorate.
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According to the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, for the past decade, this funding has played a vital role in enhancing the STEM pipeline at Hispanic-Serving Institutions. Sens.
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One specific box office statistic, however, may help explain why most studios have not moved faster to include Hispanic actors: the relatively high percentage of frequent moviegoers who are Hispanic.
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Closing the wellness gap: According to the National Health Interview Survey, a study developed by the National Institutes of Health and the National Center for Health Statistics, 17.1 percent of non-Hispanic white people used yoga as compared to 9.3 percent of non-Hispanic black people and 8 percent of Hispanic people.
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Only 5 Hispanic-Americans have won (Anthony Quinn won twice)Only 2 Asian-Americans have won Hispanic-Americans Hispanic-Americans are the largest minority group in the US, making up 17.8% of the US population in 2016, but they bought 21 percent (277 million) of all 20173 billion movie tickets sold that year.
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The CNN/ORC Poll was conducted by telephone September 28 through October 2 among a random national sample of 1,501 adults, including 1,086 non-Hispanic whites and 140 non-Hispanic blacks.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is also making a big push for Hispanic voters in the state, relying on Hispanic volunteers and selecting a running mate, Tim Kaine, who is fluent in Spanish.
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Some 63 percent of white, non-Hispanic workers have access to retirement savings plans at work, compared to 56 percent for black, non-Hispanics and just 38 percent for Hispanic workers.
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But a new report in JAMA says that despite this progress, there is still a major gap between the death rates of non-Hispanic black infants and non-Hispanic white infants.
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In 19803, according to Gallup, the Democrats were 60 percent white, 22 percent black and 13 percent hispanic—versus 89 percent white, 2 percent black, and 6 percent hispanic for Republicans.
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Priebus said he was not surprised by Trump's success in Nevada with Hispanic voters because the Republican Party has been working for the past several years to connect with Hispanic voters.
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For every dollar earned by a white, non-Hispanic man in full-time work, the average white woman in America earns 78 cents, and an average Hispanic woman only 56 cents.
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Paladino doesn't believe polls showing Trump winning a small fraction of the Hispanic vote, and he believes that a tough stance on the border can only help Trump with Hispanic voters.
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The election results will mirror this poll and what happened after Trump's Phoenix speech; many of Trump's not-so-numerous Hispanic supporters jumped away from his National Hispanic Advisory Council group.
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Speaking to Fox News' Sean Hannity in an interview Tuesday night, Trump was asked about a recent meeting he had with the National Hispanic Advisory Council, a group of Hispanic supporters.
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Hofeller conducted a 2015 unpublished study that found asking about citizenship would help Republicans and non-Hispanic whites when it comes to redrawing congressional districts, but hurts Hispanic communities and Democrats.
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Obama might have pushed 238 percent of the Hispanic vote there, so there aren't as many Republican Hispanic voters for her to woo as there are in Florida or even Arizona.
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With the Hispanic vote becoming increasingly critical in presidential elections, Clinton has indicated a strong interest in picking a Hispanic for vice president, which would be a first in U.S. history.
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After more than three years, and "realizing I didn't want to be typecast as an Hispanic person working for Hispanic TV," she left for Viacom, where Gates fell for a colleague.
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Although people who identify as Hispanic Americans might see themselves as honoring "our history," appeals to Hispanic greatness can only ring repugnant to the children of Spanish fascism's 20th-century exiles.
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These ads, coming as Mr. Trump escalated his feud with a former Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, who is Hispanic, have made for a tough week for Mr. Trump among Hispanic voters.
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The state's biggest city — the cosmopolitan, left-leaning metropolis that is 22014 percent Hispanic and crammed with wealth, traffic, museums and megachurches — has one Hispanic on the 22013-member City Council.
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While black and Hispanic students are far more likely to be poor than are other students, a majority of poor students who apply to elite colleges are neither black nor Hispanic.
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First Hispanic woman to Congress from Texas: There are two women in Texas whose victories will make them the first Hispanic women from the Lone Star state to go to Congress.
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"El Norte: The Epic and Forgotten Story of Hispanic North America" is the book that Americans, Anglo and Hispanic, should read as an education on their own American place or role.
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That was below the non-Hispanic white turnout rate of 64.7 percent, but far above the Hispanic rate of 44.9 percent and the "other" (mostly Asian-American) rate of 1903 rate.
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Most of this recent shift from adequate to inadequate sleep duration was among Hispanic and non-Hispanic black adults, widening racial and ethnic disparities in sleep, and potentially disparities in health.
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The Mexican actor and comedian Eugenio Derbez is a superstar in his own country and in Hispanic communities in the United States, but he is virtually unknown to non-Hispanic viewers.
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According to Power of the Purse: The Contributions of Hispanic Americans, a new report from New American Economy (NAE), Hispanic Americans are a swiftly growing and vocal segment of the electorate.
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The percentage of Hispanic residents had a smaller effect: a one-point rise in the percentage of Hispanic residents increased the expected number of use-of-force incidents by 1.1 percent.
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Over the last three years in New York City, Black and Hispanic people were arrested on low-level marijuana charges as much as 15 times the rate of white, non-Hispanic people.
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She noted that survey sample sizes for Asians and other ethnic groups were too small, so only three groups — Hispanics, non-Hispanic blacks and non-Hispanic whites — were included in the maps.
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The ratings reflect UVN's dominant market position in Hispanic media, the still attractive demographic profile of the Hispanic population, and Fitch's expectations that advertisers will continue to grow advertising spend towards Hispanics.
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He also spoke with Nancy Rosado and Zoe Colon of Hispanic Federation, a coalition of Hispanic community-service agencies and creators of Proyecto Somos Orlando, a fundraising and social services organizational effort.
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At first glance, this seems like a plausible racial composition: the latest Census Bureau estimates put Arizona's population at 56.9 percent non-Hispanic white, 63 percent Hispanic, and 13.0 percent other races.
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Although Hispanic, Asian and black candidates were all less likely to achieve active status, Hispanic and Asian candidates were more likely to live in areas with the highest levels of linguistic isolation.
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Democrats have seen an improvement from O'Rourke's lackluster primary results from March, when he lost multiple Hispanic-heavy counties along the southern border to a little-known opponent with a Hispanic surname.
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Ms. Lara is departing the Austin Independent School District, where 58 percent of students are Hispanic, and entering a college system where Hispanic students are the second-largest share of the population.
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Peña-Melnyk has won endorsements from The Washington Post as well as influential women's and Hispanic advocacy groups, including the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's political action committee, Latino Victory Fund, and EMILY's List.
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Black and Hispanic women are most affected by the gender wage gap, especially when compared to white men: black women make 67% of what white men earn, and Hispanic women get 58%.
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Y.), Susie LeeSuzanne (Susie) Kelley LeeMORE (Nev.), Josh Harder (Calif.), Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiDemocrats eye remote voting options Hispanic Caucus campaign arm unveils non-Hispanic endorsements Safety in sick leave MORE (N.
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The infant mortality rate for non-Hispanic blacks was three times higher than non-Hispanic whites, and the rate for Puerto Rican New Yorkers was 2700 times higher, according to the data.
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Since then, however, the teen birthrate in the United States has fallen to an all-time low, Americans have become less religious, Hispanic immigration has slowed, and Hispanic fertility rates have declined.
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Delgado, the only member on the LVF list who's not a member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC), represents a Republican-leaning district that's 82 percent white and only 8 percent Hispanic.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, has aggressively courted Hispanic voters, hoping that Trump's low approval ratings among the demographic could bring her wins in states such as Nevada with high Hispanic populations.
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Fewer than half of Asian Americans and Hispanic Americans turned out to vote; 49 percent of Asians and 47.6 percent of those of Hispanic origin showed up to the polls last year.
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That follows Florida Democratic strategist Steve Schale's analysis, which notes that, through Wednesday alone, Hispanic turnout in 248.5 had already exceeded — by 284,413 ballots — Hispanic early voting in the entire 241 cycle.
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The maternal death rate among black women was 37.1 deaths per 100,000 live births, a rate up to three times the rates for non-Hispanic white and Hispanic women, the report said.
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The New York Times reports: This year, Hispanic voters, perhaps motivated by Donald J. Trump's policy proposals (including deportation) and harsh language aimed at undocumented Hispanic immigrants, really might decide this election.
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Democrats view Arizona and McCain's Senate seat — both longtime Republican strongholds — as vulnerable because of the state's growing Hispanic population and Trump's harsh rhetoric on immigration, which has alienated many Hispanic voters.
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Police departments in several cities with large Hispanic populations, including Los Angeles, Denver and San Diego, also experienced a decline in reports of domestic violence and sexual assault in their Hispanic communities.
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Gonzales also accused Madigan and his aides of diluting the Hispanic vote in a legislative district that is about 70 percent Latino by planting two opponents with Hispanic surnames on the ballot.
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Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Non-Hispanic Black Adults (2013-2015) Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Hispanic Adults (2013-2015) Prevalence of Self-Reported Obesity Among Non-Hispanic White Adults (2013-2015) Dr. Pan said a wide range of factors could account for the demographic differences, such as socioeconomic status, cultural norms and access to grocery stores.
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If you take into account the substantial number of undocumented Hispanic workers in the industry—which is almost impossible to quantify but was estimated to be around 20 percent of all employees in American restaurants by a 2008 Pew Hispanic Center report—nearly 50 percent of all people working in American restaurants are likely of Hispanic origin.
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Simon Rosenberg, president of NDN, formerly the New Democrat Network, a pro-Democratic think tank, wrote, "In All Important Florida, Democrats Lose Ground With Hispanic Voters" a month after the 2125 election: In an election where Democrats had one of their best years ever with Hispanic voters across the country, Florida Democrats saw their Hispanic numbers decline.
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In 2014, the last year for which the researchers compiled data, non-Hispanic Native women between the ages of 15 and 24 committed suicide at a rate of 15.6 deaths per 100,000, or three times the rate of non-Hispanic white women and five times the rate of non-Hispanic black women of the same age.
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The entrance-exit polls found much lower turnout among young Hispanic voters in 2008, so there is not much reason to assume that caucus electorates are especially likely to draw young Hispanic voters.
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She became part of his campaign's Hispanic advisory council and ran a call center from her home during the campaign to boost support for Trump among Hispanic voters in North Carolina, Miller said.
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So, an advertiser couldn't explicitly hide ads from Hispanic users, but could, however, hide ads from users who "are interested in or will respond well to Hispanic content," as described on Facebook's site.
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The administration also pointed to meetings at the White House with Latinos, including one with Hispanic faith leaders who attended a private dinner with Trump and a meeting of Hispanic CEOs on Sept.
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In Virginia, where in 1980 there were not enough Hispanic or Asian-American voters to even measure, the state's electorate this year will be about 5 percent Hispanic and almost 7 percent Asian.
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According to the Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies, the top 500 advertisers spent $20153 billion in 2010 on the Hispanic market in the U.S. That number went up to $7.1 billion in 2014.
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In Texas, that trend was partially reversed in the 28500 midterms, when Hispanic participation numbers approached presidential election levels; in some heavily Hispanic counties, participation rose nearly 6900 percent over the 2628 midterms.
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Just over half of all Hispanic eligible voters in 2016 will live in California, Texas and New York, and "those aren't battleground states" says Mark Hugo Lopez, director of Hispanic research at Pew.
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Propping up the Republican side of the Hispanic advertising ledger is the Libre Initiative, a Hispanic-focused group that belongs to the powerful donor network helmed by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch.
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The report shows that only 29.2% of eligible Latinos voted in the 21996 elections, compared with 217.3% of non-Hispanic whites and 22012% of non-Hispanic blacks who voted in the 23.9 elections.
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The sudden unexpected infant death rate of non-Hispanic black infants was 170.2 per 100,000 live births between 2011 and 2014, more than twice that of non-Hispanic white infants (83.8 per 100,000).
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But rates of triplet or higher-order births were still 57 percent higher in this group than among non-Hispanic blacks, and more than twice as high as the rate among Hispanic women.
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Overall, Puerto Ricans now number nearly one million statewide and represent 28 percent of Hispanic registered voters — closing in on a Cuban population of 1.3 million that comprises 32 percent of Hispanic voters.
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Roughly a third of black Democrats said they would be more enthusiastic with a black nominee, and less than half of Hispanic Democrats said they would be more excited by a Hispanic candidate.
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The vast majority of the country's 236 million illegal immigrants, about 22013 percent of whom are Hispanic, still lack coverage, said Mark Hugo Lopez, director of Hispanic research at the Pew Research Center.
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In the House, Hispanic Democrats are favored to win safe seats in California and New York, which will almost certainly mean more than 220006 House members wil be Hispanic in the next Congress.
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The National Hispanic Leadership Agenda (NHLA) launched last year a "nonpartisan presidential engagement campaign" through which all presidential candidates were invited to fill in a questionnaire about policy positions and the Hispanic community.
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Though about 70 percent of the 160,000 students in the Dallas Independent School District are Hispanic, he said there were no Hispanic board members when he ran for a seat on the board.
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If you need more evidence that Donald Trump will hurt Republicans' chances of wooing Hispanic voters, just look at the Republican National Committee's troubles filling its position for a director of Hispanic communications.
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J.C. Watts (R-Okla.), and in 2003 he became the second executive director of the Congressional Hispanic Conference, a group of Republicans that had recently split from the ostensibly bipartisan Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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Democrats have targeted battleground states with large Hispanic populations for months — mainly Colorado, Florida and Nevada — and have recently pushed into smaller Hispanic communities in tight swing state races like Iowa and Ohio.
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In Nevada, however, just 49% of the population is non-Hispanic white, compared to 29% that is Hispanic or Latino of any race, 10% that is African-American, and 9% that is Asian.
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Department of Health and Human Services data show that Hispanic children are twice as likely to die from asthma compared to non-Hispanic whites as a result of air pollution and asthma attacks.
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Last year, only 19983 percent of the students in the city's specialized high schools were black and Hispanic, though nearly 70 percent of the school system as a whole is black and Hispanic.
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Voters in many predominantly Hispanic and black neighborhoods backed Mrs.
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Its big National Beef Packing plant relies on Hispanic migrants.
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To call Rubio a "Hispanic candidate" suggests he would draw
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Susanna Martinez, the nation's only currently serving Hispanic chief executive.
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Papini told investigators a young Hispanic woman dropped her off.
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The court found that they were disproportionately black and Hispanic.
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Soto was also a member of Manic Hispanic and Joyride.
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He had friends of every race: black, white, Asian, Hispanic.
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That gap was significantly wider for black and Hispanic women.
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Meanwhile, black and Hispanic men's wages have remained relatively stagnant.
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Asian and Hispanic students had even less debt than whites.
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The state's Hispanic population is growing, and politics are responding.
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If Hispanic voting does increase, Democrats have much to gain.
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"We're Hispanic, so we don't like him, obviously," she says.
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Filemon Vela, a Congressional Hispanic Caucus member, told BuzzFeed News.
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Hispanic communities, with significant numbers of noncitizens, would lose representation.
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Many white, Hispanic Americans have more conservative values, Goldstone said.
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President Barack Obama also will headline the Hispanic caucus dinner.
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Then he has to start a new Hispanic food company.
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" Jackson is described as "a Hispanic female, approximately 5 ft.
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Does a racist marry Dina Marie Ruiz, a Hispanic woman?
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There were stronger gains also for nonwhite and Hispanic families.
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Similarly, 28 percent of Hispanic internet users are on Twitter.
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Acosta would be the first Hispanic member of Trump's Cabinet.
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Another factor pulling down many black and Hispanic youth: violence.
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Today, just more than 40% of Worthington's population is Hispanic.
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Acosta is the first Hispanic person nominated to Trump's cabinet.
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It's true that Hispanic students outnumber whites in the state.
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Republican David Valadao represents the Hispanic 21st District near Fresno.
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One in every four children in the U.S. is Hispanic.
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Overdose deaths continued to rise among black and Hispanic people.
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Thirty percent are Hispanic and three percent are mixed race.
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Police issued a composite sketch of a lanky Hispanic man.
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He's a Hispanic, he can win — let's go for it.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus has decided not to allow Rep.
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Only 16.4 percent of Hispanic Americans have a college degree.
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They polled 20 Hispanic Republicans, of which eight preferred Trump.
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Gavin Newsom (D) and Hispanic civil rights icon Dolores Huerta.
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Hispanic origin, income and education, for instance, are left out.
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Hispanic unemployment reached its lowest rate ever, at 4.4%. 5.
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Linda Sánchez is the chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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Do it not just to save black and Hispanic lives.
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We are all Americans not African American not Hispanic American.
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For purposes of analysis, black and Hispanic respondents were oversampled.
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Hispanic immigrants are lining up for citizenship, eager to vote.
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The days of Hispanic voters sitting it out are over.
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Black, Hispanic and female unemployment at or near record lows.
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Clinton still leads among Hispanic voters, 49 percent to 42.
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That's way higher than the typical Hispanic family's 2.6 children.
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Among those hardest hit are African Americans and Hispanic Americans.
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The percentage of black and Hispanic employees stayed the same.
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He described the suspect as a Hispanic man wearing gray.
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" Republicans don't like them as much as "non-Hispanic whites.
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"Sinema's [district] is a whopping 29 percent Hispanic," Alex said.
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Or too rich, too Hispanic, too Jewish or too Italian.
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Black and Hispanic employees are represented in the single digits.
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Note to the White House: Hispanic Democrats want to talk.
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The suspect and all the victims were Hispanic, he added.
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When the Hispanic business community thrives, the American economy grows.
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Curiel is of Hispanic descent and was born in Indiana.
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Is it purely a matter of a large Hispanic population?
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Nate Those counties along the Rio Grande are overwhelmingly Hispanic.
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But her children are of mixed ethnicity — black and Hispanic.
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Rodriguez joined Miranda in soliciting donations for the Hispanic Federation.
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He lost Hispanic voters in Texas by 30 percentage points.
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Here's a hint: She is also the first Hispanic justice.
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He gets along well with people, whether Hispanic or black.
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The CDC noted that 69% of those sickened are Hispanic.
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Clinton has a significant lead over Trump among Hispanic voters.
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CHASS is located in a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood called Mexicantown.
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Hispanic unemployment has reached the lowest level in our history.
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But half of those kids are Black, Hispanic, and Asian.
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"Whoever was packaging the CDs must've been Hispanic," he says.
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That's welcome news as the nation celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.
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The compensation of Hispanic partners increased 100 percent, to $956,000.
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Among the companies targeting Hispanic youth were Mars, Nestle, Yum!
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Maite Arce is president and CEO of Hispanic Access Foundation.
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Black and Hispanic women are particularly vulnerable to unpredictable schedules.
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It's harder to say how many Hispanic kids are missing.
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"We're doing very well with Hispanic Americans," the president said.
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Bernie Sanders is running up his margins with Hispanic voters.
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About 95 percent of Laredo's population of 260,000 is Hispanic.
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By 173, more than one in three residents were Hispanic.
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We have had both white and Hispanic people as renters.
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Opinion Racially speaking, the United States is zero percent Hispanic.
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Only 5 percent of its employees are black or Hispanic.
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The Hispanic population buys 2100 percent of all film tickets.
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The majority of our Border Patrol agents are Hispanic Americans.
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The rates are even higher for Asian and Hispanic families.
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The other juror appears to be either white or Hispanic.
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A Hispanic woman won the mayor's race in Topeka, Kan.
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Many more Medicaid recipients are white than black or Hispanic.
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The district's student population is 93 percent Hispanic and black.
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He also received a master's in Hispanic Studies from Penn.
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In Chicago and Milwaukee, new Hispanic residents blunted population losses.
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Lincoln's student body is about 323 percent black and Hispanic.
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But drawing more black and Hispanic parents may be tough.
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My dad, he's Hispanic, he came from Mexico, you know.
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Hispanic voters surveyed preferred Democrats 22019 percent to 39 percent.
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So why wouldn't the Congressional Hispanic Caucus just welcome Curbelo?
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Hispanic Democratic efforts have also been aided by Republican missteps.
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But it won't be with the support of Hispanic voters.
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The Hispanic population is much more than an electoral fad.
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The Hispanic population is much more than an electoral fad.
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Clinton was using hardworking Hispanic families to humanize the issue.
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How does your school recognize, honor and celebrate Hispanic heritage?
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Hispanic voters now make up 22024 percent of the total.
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The Hill: Hispanic voters push campaigns to address gun violence.
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Of course, Hispanic turnout is notoriously weak in midterm elections.
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Hispanic voters, in particular, were credited with Mr. Obama's victory.
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Mario Lopez is the president of the Hispanic Leadership Fund.
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And especially during Hispanic Heritage Month, that's nothing to celebrate.
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The gap is even wider for black and Hispanic women.
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But for Hispanic women, that day won't come until November.
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What's authentic about an Irish guy pretending to be Hispanic?
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Biden is a close second with three from Hispanic lawmakers.
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The Hispanic population was virtually unchanged over the same period.
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There are not many Hispanic figures like this in movies.
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The Democratic Party relies on black, Hispanic and Asian voters.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus also came out against the proposal.
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Only 5 percent of its employees were black or Hispanic.
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Just 3% of the team identified as Hispanic or Latino.
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The percentage of women receiving prenatal care beginning in the first trimester of pregnancy ranged from 51.9% for non-Hispanic native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islanders women to 82.3% for non-Hispanic white women.
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A National Alliance for Partnerships in Equity board member and co-chair of Lockheed's Hispanic employee resource group, McManus was recognized as one of the Hispanic IT Executive Council 2000 the past three years.
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According to United States Census figures from the 2009-2013 American Community Survey, 58.2 percent of Belmont's 26,180 residents were Hispanic, 20.9 percent white non-Hispanic, 17.9 percent African-American and 1.8 percent Asian.
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But Trump and his poor numbers with Hispanic voters is likely to be more of a liability for Heck than for most other Senate GOP candidates because of Nevada's heavy concentration of Hispanic voters.
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Ana Navarro, a Republican strategist and commentator, was national Hispanic campaign chairwoman for John McCain in 2008, national Hispanic co-chair for Jon Huntsman's 2012 campaign and was supporting Jeb Bush's candidacy for 2016.
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And while Clinton has wracked up strong support from Hispanic and black lawmakers, including the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's and Congressional Black Caucus's respective PACs, some of their members have yet to announce their support.
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We especially recognize this at the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC), where we represent 4.1 million Hispanic-owned businesses that together, contribute over $661 billion dollars to our American economy, every year.
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While two current Hispanic governors — Nevada's Brian Sandoval and New Mexico's Susana Martinez — are leaving office as their terms expire, two more Hispanic gubernatorial candidates are running for November election in Idaho and California.
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Linda presumably joined black and Hispanic workers in quite a few places she worked; nearly a quarter of workers in Amazon's more than 50 warehouses across the country are black, and 12 percent Hispanic.
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The Hispanic paradox, as it's known, could be because Hispanic immigrants are typically in better health than native U.S. residents (people who are healthier in the first place may be more likely to migrate).
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In a public school system where 67 percent of students are black or Hispanic, estimates for this school year show that 6.3 percent of Hunter High School students are Hispanic; 267 percent are black.
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Yet how could it be that in 2018, in a city with nearly 70 percent black and Hispanic students, only 10 percent of those accepted at the specialized high schools are black or Hispanic?
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Unidos, by the Hispanic Federation A coalition of elected officials in New York and Puerto Rico joined the Hispanic Federation, a Latino nonprofit, to launch this relief fund for Puerto Ricans affected by Maria.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, 55% of non-Hispanic black women voted, compared with 53% of the overall voting-age population and only 47% of non-Hispanic black men, per the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The DCCC and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) campaign arm, Bold PAC, have partnered in Texas, where Democrats are optimistic they can build on their 2018 gains by appealing to first-time Hispanic voters.
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While advisers to Bush understood the importance of reaching out to Hispanic voters — Bush won 6900 percent of the Hispanic vote in 2628 — conservatives in Congress blocked his second-term push for immigration reform.
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Thirty years ago, Morton was 2000 percent white, 2216 percent Black, and less than 22022 percent Hispanic; per Census data, in 264 Morton was 265 percent Black, 113 percent white, and 211 percent Hispanic.
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Harvard, which is facing legal and federal scrutiny of its affirmative action practices, declined to comment on the gap between its black and Hispanic enrollment and the overall black and Hispanic college-age population.
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But once again, selling certain members of the Hispanic Caucus on the bill may be hard, though members of the Hispanic and Progressive caucuses have said both groups will end up backing the bill.
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But Democrats showed gains in urban areas and with a rising Hispanic turnout, which political analysts attributed in part to dynamic Latina, or Hispanic women, candidates leading the resistance against Republican President Donald Trump.
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US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President Javier Palomarez will lead the Hispanic business leaders for meetings at the White House, as the organization holds its annual legislative summit and also conducts outreach on Capitol Hill.
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While there still is a significant life expectancy gap between the non-Hispanic white population and all the other racial and ethnic groups, the gap, especially for the non-Hispanic black population, has shrunk significantly.
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As they trickled out of last Wednesday's Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute gala — affectionately known as "Latino prom" — frustrated members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus were flummoxed by the news that Trump and Democratic leaders Sen.
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Chicago (CNN)Donald Trump has doomed his candidacy by promoting a "speech of hate and divisiveness," irrevocably alienating himself from the vast majority of Hispanic voters, according to one of America's top Hispanic news executives.
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Two districts in Dallas were "packed" to include large numbers of Hispanic voters, diluting their clout in adjoining districts, while others were formed with the express purpose of "cracking" Hispanic voter strength across several districts.
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In 503, for instance, exit polls found Hillary Clinton beating Trump by 42 percentage points among Hispanic Catholics, compared with 30 points among Hispanic Protestants, according to figures provided by CNN polling director Jennifer Agiesta.
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We are calling for an executive order on Hispanic employment that firmly requires managers to meet Hispanic hiring goals or face negative performance ratings, and eliminate the citizenship requirement for federal employment unless constitutionally mandated.
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They also state that Hofeller conducted a 85033 study that found adding a citizenship question to the census would boost Republicans and non-Hispanic whites in redrawing congressional districts while harming Democrats and Hispanic communities.
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Immigration is likely to be a prominent issue in the state, which has a large Hispanic population, and Democrats are hoping that a Trump ticket would lead to a surge in anti-McCain Hispanic votes.
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Although Trump has received numerous requests to address Hispanic groups, his only high-profile public address so far has been a brief cellphone video message sent to the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference in May.
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Castro, who was joined onstage by members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus and the National Hispanic Leadership Council, referred to Trump's recent decision to end the Obama-era program Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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Y.), Adriano EspaillatAdriano de Jesus Espaillat CabralCongressional Hispanic Caucus calls for answers on Mississippi ICE raids Congressional Hispanic Caucus members call for diversity within the Fed Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE (N.
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Bold PAC, whose primary mission is to grow the size of the CHC, mostly endorses Hispanic Democrats in the general election, but also throws its weight behind a group of non-Hispanic allies every cycle.
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The New York Times analysis of caucus results, with 74 percent of precincts reporting, showed Clinton winning "More Hispanic" precincts in the state (if narrowly), while Sanders (even more narrowly) was winning "Less Hispanic" precincts.
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On the other hand, Obama also doesn't want to anger the Hispanic community in an election year when Democrats, fighting to energize Hispanic voters, feel they've been dealt an ace in the form of Trump.
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Meanwhile, the Bureau of Labor Statistics recently reported that Hispanic wages grew by a healthy 2202 percent over the last year, while the Hispanic unemployment rate currently stands at another record low of 2628 percent.
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Castro to brother Julián: 'You've made your family and community proud' Hispanic Democrats demand flu vaccines for detained migrants MORE (D-Texas), the chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, announced Tuesday he is endorsing Sen.
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They find a majority of white, black, and Hispanic Americans agree that it's more common for people to express racist or racially insensitive views, though black and Hispanic respondents were more likely to say this.
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But the company says it's ramping up its outreach to Historically Black Colleges and Universities as well as Hispanic Serving Institutions, the federally funded colleges and universities that enroll a minimum number of Hispanic students.
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Clinton might have won the Hispanic vote by a comfortable margin.
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About 70 percent of Atlantic City residents are black or Hispanic.
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Similar numbers for Hispanic and Native American men were also found.
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Hispanic votes, much needed for his Republican Party, but this is
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Most were non-Hispanic white, with at least some college education.
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And They also increased 0.9 percent fr non-Hispanic black males.
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PDT on Wednesday, the person found dead was a Hispanic male.
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Meanwhile, Hispanic Democrats grew by 64 percentage points to 59.6 percent.
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Fewer than 5% of the women studied were black or Hispanic.
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This year, Dropbox is 2 percent black and 5 percent Hispanic.
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Hispanic women have a lower twin birth rate, at about 2.25%.
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Darren Soto, a member of the Hispanic Caucus, told BuzzFeed News.
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Weeks later, Korn organized her own call with Hispanic faith leaders.
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One survivor said he specifically targeted people he thought were Hispanic.
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Comparatively, the Latino and Hispanic population shrank from 217% to 2311%.
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Roughly the same percentage have been identified as non-Hispanic white.
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From Day 1, Trump stirred up controversy with the Hispanic community.
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Arrest rates are lower when the victim is black or Hispanic.
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If confirmed, he would be the first Hispanic in Trump's Cabinet.
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I received the endorsement recently from the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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Conspicuously Absent Technology companies employ strikingly few black and Hispanic workers.
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One dynamic that may favor Hillary Clinton is the Hispanic vote.
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Regarding underrepresented minorities, Airbnb's workforce is 6.5% Hispanic and 2.9% black.
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The bad news: Life expectancy decreased for non-Hispanic white women.
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With me and the Hispanic community, I think they like me.
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While 24% of Hispanic voters opted for Trump, 65% backed Clinton.
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Some Hispanic voters said O'Rourke was just what the state needed.
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Authorities believe Baby Hope's parents are of Latino or Hispanic ancestry.
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Undocumented migrants make up around 21987% of the city's Hispanic population.
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There's an important Hispanic element to the Democratic caucus in Nevada.
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The disparity is even greater for African American and Hispanic women.
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Black and Hispanic women from the same graduating year fared worse.
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More than 900,000 of Planned Parenthood's patients are black or Hispanic.
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In 217 the district's population was 22017% Hispanic and notably poor.
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That was particularly true among Hispanic women, according to the report.
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Death rates for blacks and most Hispanic groups continued to fall.
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One in every four children in the United States is Hispanic.
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It also misclassified 35 Hispanic police officers in Albuquerque as white.
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More than 204 in 210 residents of Hurd's district are Hispanic.
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Non-Hispanic whites were 85 percent of the electorate in 1992.
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Texas' demographics have been shifting too as the Hispanic population grows.
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Between 2000 and 2010, its Hispanic population increased by 66 percent.
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Do whites from heavily Hispanic neighborhoods show stronger white racial identity?
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In Asian and Hispanic cultures, multigenerational living is usually the rule.
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The ad, aimed at U.S. Hispanic voters ahead of the Nov.
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Right now, almost one in every five U.S. citizens is Hispanic.
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Hispanic voters in Florida will likely be the crucial demographic swinging
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He's a Hispanic man, he went to Harvard, a great student.
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And that's where the political pundits misjudged the Hispanic voting block.
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Far from just a Hispanic success, he is an American success.
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She is the first Hispanic justice to serve on the court.
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He's also President & CEO of the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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The realigning potential of the Hispanic surge for Democrats is real.
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In Colorado, Hispanic residents re-enact the nativity during Las Posadas.
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The origins of French tacos, far from being Hispanic, are Lyonnaise.
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The question is whether it will help him with Hispanic voters.
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Slightly more than half of Hispanic students ever receive their degree.
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Non-Hispanic white women had the largest drop, about 46 percent.
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In some states, like New York, Hispanic voters overwhelmingly support Democrats.
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In much of the South, the Hispanic vote is fairly competitive.
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Rubio is young, Hispanic, bilingual and hails from a swing state.
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He also hired Hispanic campaign consultants to leverage their cultural competency.
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Most of my peers were Hispanic or African-American, like myself.
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Hispanic students and Muslims who get asked if they're really American.
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But Hispanic registration is also rising, which could benefit Mrs. Clinton.
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Could it be Clinton is just pandering for the Hispanic vote?
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Consider that black and Hispanic unemployment rates are at record lows.
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Fortunately, the Hispanic vote stands between Trump and the White House.
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One well-known Hispanic actor, Edward James Olmos, is also running.
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In April, O'Rourke led Cruz 51 to 33 among Hispanic voters.
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Among Hispanic voters, O'Rourke's lead widens to 28500 to 6900 percent.
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Since 28500, more Asian than Hispanic migrants have arrived each year.
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Hispanic Kansans make up about 60 percent of Dodge City's population.
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Overall, Democrats have an advantage with Hispanic voters in the state.
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The Florida electorate is made up of 220006% eligible Hispanic voters.
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Chief Abele said that the majority of the passengers were Hispanic.
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Mitt Romney got 27% of the Hispanic vote in 323. 14.
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Of these, 46.7 percent were Hispanic and 26.6 percent were white.
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Being Hispanic isn't why these children have poorer outcomes, he said.
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New Hampshire is even worse, at 91.3 percent non-Hispanic white.
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The report said 14 of Pasco's 76 police officers were Hispanic.
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Trump's campaign has clashed with Hispanic groups from its very beginning.
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In that same year, 63 percent of Elizabeth residents were Hispanic.
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Clinton said in an address to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute.
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Black unemployment, Hispanic unemployment and female unemployment are at record lows.
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He has crystallized the angst and anger of the Hispanic community.
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The vast majority of the Pulse victims who died were Hispanic.
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J.) — had received campaign contributions from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC).
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Then, losses among Hispanic voters could give Clinton a modest lead.
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The black, hispanic, and female unemployment rates near all time lows.
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He is also part Hispanic, Japanese and Filipino, and a Mormon.
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Hispanic turnout has never exceeded 2023percent, averaging 41.8 percent since 1988.
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Pete Aguilar, a California Democrat who's the Congressional Hispanic Caucus whip.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.), whose southern Florida district is majority Hispanic.
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The Democrats have especially leaned on Hispanic women for their campaign.
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Toni That seems surprising, given Trump's harsh approach toward Hispanic immigrants.
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Being a Hispanic woman has made her task tougher, Tobar said.
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There are some Hispanic groups that Trump will never win over.
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Democrats are bullish on their chances here based on Hispanic turnout.
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Mr. Villarreal was another member of Mr. Trump's Hispanic Advisory Council.
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Hispanic voters played only a modest role in Mr. Romney's defeat.
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African-American or Hispanic judge with impeccable credentials would have been
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All proceeds will be donated to Hispanic Federation's Proyecto Somos Orlando.
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Joaquin Castro, chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, told attendees.
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And Warren has visited Nevada, which has a significant Hispanic population.
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Television news sought out my comments on political and Hispanic issues.
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Some Hispanic and black residents in the city beg to differ.
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WNYC reported that Hispanic voters in Brooklyn were hit the hardest.
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If confirmed, Acosta would be the first Hispanic in Trump's cabinet.
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The majority-minority seat has a large Hispanic and Asian population.
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They are now refined by Hispanic, Russian and even Nepalese slicers.
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Black and Hispanic women are also overrepresented in low-paying work.
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Either way, it's likely that the Hispanic vote will pad Mrs.
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Hispanic citizenship soared in the aftermath of the measure, Proposition 187.
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Mr. Suro was the founding director of the Pew Hispanic Center.
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Can a Republican moderate hold a majority Hispanic district in Texas?
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Recently, while walking home, a van with Hispanic men passed by.
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The victim in the second bombing of the day was Hispanic.
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He also keeps saying bad things about black and Hispanic people.
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Like white men, Hispanic men are working less across education levels.
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Put someone who's African American, Hispanic, or Asian in these ads.
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The victim was white and the defendants all black or Hispanic.
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Mr. Trump won 28 percent of the Hispanic vote in 2016.
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His mother was Hispanic, but he often said he was Italian.
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There weren't many Hispanic families in the area at the time.
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In both cases, Hispanic voters could represent the upside for Democrats.
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The district is predominantly made up of Hispanic students, he said.
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Fewer than 7 percent were black and 14 percent were Hispanic.
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Hispanic and/or black people are behind because of their situations.
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It's caused a dent in Sanders' Hispanic support in the state.
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Seventy percent are Hispanic, and many of those are recent immigrants.
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Fifty Hispanic or Latino students missed school on Friday, McGee said.
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Asian American, Hispanic American -- lowest in the history of our country.
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Joaquín Castro (D-Texas), chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC).
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Here's CNN's breakdown among demographics: White voters: Black voters: Hispanic voters:
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It's true that nine out of 10 Hiawatha students are Hispanic.
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The Midland-Odessa region has become increasingly Hispanic in recent years.
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Hispanic people are also over-represented in West Virginia correctional facilities.
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West serves as board chair and president of The Hispanic Institute.
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And Hispanic Democrats are even more open to an ideological purist.
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Just over 63% of district students identify as non-Hispanic white.
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Pete Aguilar, a Democrat and whip for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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But the district also is one that is 52 percent Hispanic.
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He received 4% among black women and 25% among Hispanic women.
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The victims in those three explosions were African-American or Hispanic.
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Can Republicans turn this economic success into Hispanic votes next year?
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If Democrats really want to win Hispanic votes in the Nov.
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It's non-Hispanic white people in Central Florida and Tampa Bay.
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Hispanic Americans, whether recently naturalized or here for generations, must vote.
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Sanders is buoyed by strong support from young and Hispanic voters.
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Some of the school's Hispanic parents have complaints of their own.
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