Eyewitnesses' descriptions of the perpetrators varied: two male Hispanics; two male Hispanics and a woman with bleached-blond hair; two male Hispanics and a black male; four male Hispanics; two black males.
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Some 22005% of newlywed foreign-born Hispanics in 212 were hitched to non-Hispanics; among US-born Hispanics it was a whopping 2200%.
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For blacks and Hispanics, the picture is bleaker (Black 8.3%, Hispanics 6.4%).
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Hispanics Hispanics are the fastest growing power block in the Democratic Party.
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The 2010 census undercounted Hispanics at a greater rate than non-Hispanics.
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Two-thirds of Hispanics say this administration's policies have been harmful to Hispanics.
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"We got a lot of Hispanics, got a lot of Hispanics," he later said.
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I've been saying it for a long time: 46 percent with Hispanics, No. 1 with Hispanics.
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Trump did "well" with Hispanics only in Virginia and Florida, where most Hispanics are not Mexican.
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There are Hispanics who swam the Rio Grande hoping for a living wage, Hispanics who flew business class to enroll in Ivy League schools, Hispanics who disembarked as Cold Warriors in Florida.
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Hispanics gained much from the long struggle of black Americans to overcome barriers unlike anything Hispanics ever experienced.
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Hispanics — especially young Hispanics — are becoming more engaged, and candidates are including Hispanic voters in their campaign strategy.
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Hispanics are the most religious demographic in the country, with about five in six Hispanics identifying as Christian.
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Similarly, bias against Hispanics is bigotry, not racism, because Hispanics are an ethnic group, not a racial group.
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The midlife mortality reversal was confined to white non-Hispanics; black non-Hispanics and Hispanics at midlife, and those aged 65 and above in every racial and ethnic group, continued to see mortality rates fall.
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Number two, I currently employ thousands of Hispanics, and over the years, I've employed tens of thousands of Hispanics.
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Yearly totals for 2016 were 233 blacks and 160 Hispanics killed, and, in 2015, 258 blacks and 172 Hispanics.
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The college attainment rate for Hispanics has grown in recent years and the poverty rate for Hispanics is declining.
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He says the country ... I may have to go for the Hispanics to be honest ... we love our Hispanics.
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He went on national television to brag that 40 percent of Hispanics supported him and that he would carry Hispanics.
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I don't know where he would have employed thousands of Hispanics, because there are virtually no Hispanics in Atlantic City.
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"Ultimately, Hispanics — and foreign-born Hispanics in particular — are disproportionately concentrated in occupations that offer few work-related benefits," said Mudrazija.
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Only 50% of Hispanics reported participating in any of these, compared to 56% of non-Hispanics, according to Alana and Yang.
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Before Mr Trump was elected, he adds, surveys showed Hispanics were generally more optimistic about their economic prospects than non-Hispanics.
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"I currently employ thousands of Hispanics and over the years I've employed tens of thousands of Hispanics," the real estate tycoon said.
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Because Hispanics tend to have lower incomes than typical households, Veuger said, Trump's plan to scale back Medicaid would affect Hispanics disproportionately.
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Furthermore, we like to think of Hispanics as non-white, but Hispanic is an ethnicity, and Hispanics can identify as any color.
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On the health front, on average Hispanics spend $29 billion annually toward consumer healthcare, which is two times the rate of non-Hispanics.
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While the number of Catholic Hispanics has been falling sharply in recent years, they still make up more than half of all Hispanics.
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Blacks and Hispanics are also more likely to be poor than whites non-Hispanics, and poor families are far more susceptible to disasters.
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Mr. Garcia was known for building political coalitions between groups, including Hispanics and blacks, and among Hispanics who had emigrated from different countries.
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But Clinton underperforms Obama among young Hispanics, topping Trump by 45 points though Obama topped Romney by 60 among young Hispanics in October 264.
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In 1990 just 47% of American Hispanics and 37% of blacks lived in suburbia; by 2010, 59% of Hispanics and 203% of blacks did.
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Trump's campaign knows he needs to improve his standing with Hispanics, recently posting a tweet saying, "I love Hispanics!" while eating a taco salad.
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Hispanics created businesses under Reagan and H. W. Bush at two-and-a-half-times the rate of non-Hispanics, but that was nothing.
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Hispanics have the lowest infant mortality rate of five per 2023,000 births, compared to 5.06 for non-Hispanic whites and 11.11 for black non-Hispanics.
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Though Hispanics lean Democratic nationally - by roughly 70 percent to 30 percent in the 2016 presidential election - Republicans are more competitive among Hispanics in Texas.
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Police shootings of Hispanics - which went under-reported So far this year, 155 Hispanics have been killed in police shootings, according to a Washington Post database.
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The Democrats' best bet is to ramp up turnout among Hispanics, who went 70 percent for Obama in 2012—75 percent among Hispanics who are Catholic.
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Although Hispanics typically have a low voter turnout – more than half of voting-age Hispanics didn't vote in 2628 or 28500 – their numbers are on the rise.
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Just 9% of African-Americans and 25% of Hispanics say they'd consider voting for him, with 79% of African-Americans and 62% of Hispanics saying they wouldn't.
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If Democrats say to me, "Wait till the Hispanics are [the] majority and then everything will be fixed," that assumes, among other things, that Hispanics are monolithic. Gov.
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Among Hispanics, she has a slight lead over Sanders in Florida, 6900 to 2628 percent, but Sanders takes the lead among Hispanics in Illinois, 28503 to 22019 percent.
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Before 1994, California Hispanics were thought of as a potential target for Republican campaigns — former President Reagan successfully campaigned with Hispanics even before his 1986 immigration amnesty bill.
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A 29 Pew study found that while 229 percent of foreign-born Hispanics in America identify as Hispanic, only 22016 percent of fourth-generation or higher Hispanics do.
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Poll numbers with Hispanics Trump claimed he had seen a significant increase in his popularity with Hispanics -- a 17-point spike that had brought him to 73 percent approval.
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The number of white non-Hispanics more than tripled from 2000 to 2010, to 9,560, while the number of black non-Hispanics fell by almost 9 percent, to 22,686.
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While Trump trails Clinton by only 14 percentage points among U.S. born Hispanics, he trails, 87 percent to 85033 percent, among U.S. Hispanics who were born in another country.
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"I know that it's hard that this terrorist wrote the same words that he was coming to El Paso to kill Hispanics because of the 'invasion of Hispanics,'" he boomed.
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Not long ago, Republicans made outreach to Hispanics a top priority; today the signals that the president and his party send are that Hispanics are alien, unwelcome, nothing but trouble.
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It is true that younger blacks and Hispanics are also trending liberal, but for now, there are enough moderate and conservative older blacks and Hispanics to give Clinton some breathing room.
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"I understand why Catholics want as many Hispanics in this country as possible, because the church is dying in this country, right, if it was not for the Hispanics," Bannon said.
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Marist had Trump winning the support of 28503 percent of Hispanics in Colorado, whereas Romney won 22019 percent; and 34 percent of Hispanics in Florida, where Romney had won 39 percent.
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Mr. Trump — through his attacks against Hispanics that began the day he announced his candidacy — is doing with Hispanics today what Senator Goldwater did with black voters in the early 1960s.
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The theory of supply and demand cannot explain how a massive infusion of low-skill Cuban Hispanics would cause wages to rise for other Hispanics, who would obviously compete with them.
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" "Are you suggesting that Hispanics are boycotting the census?
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"I understand why Catholics want as many Hispanics in this country as possible because the church is dying in this country, right, if it was not for the Hispanics," Bannon told George.
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Hispanics tend to be younger than the general population — nearly 85033 in 10 U.S. Hispanics are part of the millennial generation — and so millions are at a delicate beginning in their career trajectory.
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It is a family value and one that is common in my state of New Mexico, where Hispanics make up 48 percent of the population, the largest percentage of Hispanics in any state.
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Trump should reverse his "inflammatory" statements about Hispanics, McConnell said.
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" In fact, Leslie said, "We hire a lot of Hispanics.
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"African Americans and Hispanics are living in hell," Trump said.
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Disparaging women, disparaging hispanics, that's not a sign of strength.
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The U.S. population of Hispanics meantime, has also been growing.
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Thank you for another record breaking low unemployment for Hispanics.
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In contrast, death rates fell overall for blacks and Hispanics.
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While campaigning, he abused women, the disabled, Hispanics and foreigners.
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I've already discussed rural whites, so let me mention Hispanics.
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American Hispanics are still less likely to access the internet.
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It's assembled all these different categories — gays, African Americans, Hispanics.
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And fertility rates among Hispanics in America have been falling.
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But in New Mexico, not all Hispanics are created equal.
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There are tons of Hispanics, and we're all hardworking individuals.
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DACA offers protections to roughly 700,000 young adults, mostly Hispanics.
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For Hispanics, it fell to 16.2 percent from 17.9 percent.
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Once again, Hispanics were being branded as criminals, invaders, destroyers.
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In Kissimmee, the majority of Hispanics are from Puerto Rico.
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RELATED: Full Nevada entrance polls How many Hispanics have voted?
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There are many reasons for Hispanics to vote against Trump.
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Transplantation found that Hispanics are less likely than whites to
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We Hispanics have become a little closer because of this.
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Hispanics make up about 60 percent of the town's population.
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Representation of blacks and Hispanics has been flat (see chart).
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Fact: Trump is being slaughtered by Hispanics in all polling.
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And Hispanics are an important part of our immigration stream.
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He is unpopular among Hispanics there, not among all voters.
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And, of course, Trump has alienated a lot of Hispanics.
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Hispanics are a critical voting bloc in U.S. presidential elections.
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Liberals hope Mr. Trump will stir their base, especially Hispanics.
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But Ellison has garnered endorsements from prominent Hispanics, including Reps.
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"I have great relationships with Mexico and Hispanics," Trump said.
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There has been progress for Hispanics on both these issues.
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It continued with Cesar Chavez fighting for equality for Hispanics.
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In fact, Hispanics have sound reasons to support Garland's nomination.
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After years of ObamaCare, many Hispanics are still without coverage.
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Hispanics are united by Spanish; Latinos are united by culture.
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Do you know how many Hispanics are working for me?
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But I know plenty of Hispanics who are totally legal.
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Recently, I have become aware of their stereotypes about Hispanics.
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Blacks and Hispanics each constitute about 13 percent of households.
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This is confusing — especially for America's nearly 58 million Hispanics.
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For Hispanics, the numbers were 17 percent and 46 percent.
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Overall, Florida Hispanics supported statehood, 70 percent to 23 percent.
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The idea was that all Hispanics went to one side.
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That drops to 65% among Hispanics and 42% among whites.
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He won the votes of a shocking number of Hispanics.
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In the age of Trump, Hispanics need unity — not infighting.
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Please, you Hispanics, Latinos in [the] U.S., open your eyes.
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Buttigieg, "Hispandering" (pandering to Hispanics) is not a good look.
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But Hispanics have a unique stake in the impeachment inquiry.
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And in the governor's race, Hispanics favor Texas GOP Gov.
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Trump's attack on Hispanics would be particularly troubling to Reagan.
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Hispanics and Latinos are also disproportionately affected, the report found.
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But it was otherwise short on blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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I think I'm going to do very well with Hispanics.
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Like most Americans, most Hispanics view pocketbook issues as paramount.
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And that is where most Hispanics, blacks and Asians live.
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In 2015, 12 percent of all U.S. military were Hispanics.
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In 21625, 2900 percent of Evangelical Hispanics voted for Bush.
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I trust the president when he says he loves Hispanics.
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I trust the president when he says he loves Hispanics.
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Lynchings of Hispanics have faded into history with less attention.
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" He refers to minorities as "the blacks" and "the Hispanics.
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Most Hispanics disapprove of the president and his immigration policies.
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The journalist from Telemundo asked him about his claim that Hispanics love him, in light of a recent survey by Telemundo showing that three out of four Hispanics have a negative opinion of him.
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Seventy-six percent of poll respondents said Hispanics are discriminated against to some extent, up from 70 percent in 2023, with 39 percent saying Hispanics face a lot of discrimination, a 7 point increase.
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With Hispanics poised to represent nearly 30% of the population by 2060, Republicans and Democrats alike would be wise to target their messaging to the specific concerns and challenges facing Hispanics in America today.
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The big picture: Hispanics are the largest minority group in the U.S. Two-thirds of Hispanics consider the Trump administration's policies harmful, higher than those of either Barack Obama (15%) or George W. Bush (41%).
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Hispanics have lower rates of internet usage despite being early adopters of smartphones; 67.1 percent of Hispanics will be smartphone users this year, about the same as the U.S. population at large, according to eMarketer.
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And black turnout far surpassed that of Asian-Americans and Hispanics.
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"I'd like to know who those Hispanics are," Mr. Fox said.
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Hence any implication that Hispanics are a race is best avoided.
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America is no country for Muslims, Hispanics, feminists or African-Americans.
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The president&aposs numbers with Hispanics has gone up 10 points.
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And Americans including black and Hispanics are walking away in droves.
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But when it comes women and Hispanics, Trump polls like Lucifer.
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He did win among Hispanics by 53 percent to 45 percent.
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Charter schools enjoy particularly strong support from Republicans, blacks and Hispanics.
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"Nada," replies Father Okpara, who ministers to more Hispanics than Italians.
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Only 32 percent of blacks and 26 percent of Hispanics agreed.
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This pattern was similar across all groups: whites, blacks and Hispanics.
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They leant Democratic by a slimmer margin than blacks or Hispanics.
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TRUMP: I'm just telling you, I'm doing very well with Hispanics.
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"We're clawing our way to the bottom with Hispanics," he said.
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Only 83% of Hispanics and 68% of blacks ended up marrying.
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Hispanics might also divide closely between Biden and Warren or Sanders.
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Orlando-area district, Hispanics account for half of all new registrations
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Among Hispanics, 48 percent supported Clinton and 32 percent backed Sanders.
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They are related to immigration, Hispanics, BLM, Islam and other issues.
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The restaurateur had cited the presidential candidate's controversial rhetoric toward Hispanics.
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Hispanics are the fastest growing ethnic group in the United States.
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Hispanics claimed only 4 percent of those appointments, or 24.8 seats.
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There is more support among blacks and Hispanics for the protests.
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And it is not easy to compile accurate data about Hispanics.
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Ironically, the GOP's open hostility to Latinos even infects Republican Hispanics.
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"Asian-Americans and Hispanics traditionally have lower cardiovascular mortality," Boffetta said.
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For non-Hispanics, he is a visible symbol of Latino achievement.
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Meanwhile, three-fourths of Hispanics say their community needs a leader.
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Many Hispanics will be coming over to the Republican side, watch!
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Hispanics will make up roughly 22012 percent of voters in Florida.
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How about how we treated the Chinese, Hispanics and the Jews?
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Police say the accused gunman deliberately attacked Hispanics in the Walmart.
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And most blacks and Hispanics frown on his anti-crime policies.
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"From the first day, [Trump] attacked us," he added of Hispanics.
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About 303 million adults who gained coverage under Obamacare were Hispanics.
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The remaining 2 million were other non-Hispanics, the report said.
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But doesn't it feel more true that all Hispanics voted twice?
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African-Americans and Hispanics also blamed Israel more often than Hamas.
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So why are Hispanics doing so well under the Trump economy?
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Like most Americans, Hispanics care about the economy, education and jobs.
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That translated to 68% of Hispanics, up from 59% in 2000.
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Uninsured rates were the highest among lower-income groups and hispanics.
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What conclusions can you draw from it about Hispanics in Hollywood?
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" You hovered over a taco bowl and insisted, "I love Hispanics!
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The conversation Donald Trump seems to have evaded Hispanics voters' wrath.
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African-Americans and Hispanics are key parts of the Democratic coalition.
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"California Hispanics, even Republicans, are primed to make history" https://t.
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He finds broad support among blacks and majority approval from Hispanics.
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So, too, Hispanics, who will soon compose half the state's population.
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Hispanics were arrested at five times the rate of white people.
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Hispanics living in the South tended to have more African ancestry.
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Trump reaped narrower gains among Hispanics and blue-collar white women.
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Neither political party paid much attention to Hispanics/Latinos in 1962.
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Susana Martinez, one of the most prominent Hispanics in the GOP.
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By contrast, the employment rate of blacks, Hispanics and Asians increased.
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In fact, Hispanics have plenty to celebrate over the coming month.
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One of its least represented groups is Hispanics, with 5 percent.
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Still, GOP Hispanics say Trump has a long way to go.
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Hispanics make up less than 4 percent of the county's population.
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White liberals also have warmer feelings about immigrants than Hispanics do.
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Women, Hispanics and blacks are generally underrepresented in higher-paying positions.
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Hispanics are the youngest of the major racial and ethnic groups in the U.S. At 28500 years, the median age of Hispanics is nearly a full decade younger than that of the U.S. overall (6900 years).
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" In later speeches, Trump said he had a good relationship with Hispanics, saying "over the years thousands and thousands of Hispanics have worked for me and now work for me and the relationship is very good.
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New findings in the field of genetic research are shedding light on the Sephardic origins of many Hispanics in the United States — and also, incidentally, on the extent to which many Hispanics have extensive Native American ancestry.
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However, in the 2010 census, 53% of Hispanics identified themselves as white.
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We know unemployment among blacks and Hispanics is down to historic lows.
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Hispanics have the highest uninsured rate among ethnic groups, at 24.7 percent.
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During the campaign, Trump said Democrats had failed African-Americans and Hispanics.
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They&aposve watched Hispanics -- we&aposve seen the latest polls on them.
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The economy has also boosted the prospects for African-Americans and Hispanics.
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Hispanic wealth Trump also claimed that Hispanics were losing wealth under Obama.
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Indeed, there's no particular reason why Hispanics should vote along ethnic lines.
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Whites account for nearly 32% of the city's population, Hispanics about 29%.
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They blame a perceived influx of immigrants, particularly Hispanics, for their woes.
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I am going to do very well with the Hispanics, the Mexicans.
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In 2014, 26.2% of African-Americans and 23.6% of Hispanics were poor.
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The jury also had seven whites, three Hispanics and one Asian-American.
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Yet, polls show that Hispanics are not monolithic in their political beliefs.
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It could even disrupt a generational political realignment between Democrats and Hispanics.
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It would be liable to keep spreading—maybe to poor Hispanics next.
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Early voting counts of Hispanics in non-competitive states were also high.
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Trump started his campaign with some very vile ethnic slurs targeting Hispanics.
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Women, African-Americans, Hispanics and Asians are more likely to be affected.
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Racism even plays a role in some political positions, especially involving Hispanics.
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Why do Hispanics think immigration the No. 28500 issue to their community?
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Far from "winning with Hispanics," that's a 39-point deficit for Trump.
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Hispanics are the future of the United States, and that's no overstatement.
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The report found that Hispanics and older workers were hit the hardest.
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Hispanics made up two per cent and African-Americans one per cent.
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In New York, the majority of the Hispanics are Dominicans, Puerto Ricans.
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GOP Hispanics in Congress, meanwhile, tend to highlight the growing Latino population.
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Hispanics are America's youngest and least-educated major racial or ethnic group.
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Blacks cast 13 percent of the total ballots and Hispanics 2023 percent.
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As the Pew Research Center noted, 65% of Hispanics voted for Rep.
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We have seen the lowest unemployment in history for blacks and Hispanics.
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Two-thirds of whites and Hispanics also say Confederate statues should remain.
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Hispanics, after dropping by 5.4 percentage points, are now down just 0.2.
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Hispanics start businesses at a faster rate than any other ethnic group.
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First, the tone of coverage of Hispanics in the media demands it.
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It's insane, and then Hispanics only get 250 percent of speaking lines.
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Rosenberg noted that Trump had relentlessly attacked immigrants and Hispanics in particular.
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No other candidate breaks double-digit support from Hispanics in the primary.
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Arizona Hispanics overwhelmingly oppose border wall construction, 2900 percent to 220006 percent.
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For Hispanics and Asian-Americans, specifically, demographic change translates as more clout.
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Unemployment for African Americans and Hispanics are at an all-time low.
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They were talking about blacks and Hispanics, as the article actually detailed.
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Trump's hostility to Hispanics has been a staple of his bitter campaign.
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The worry for Democrats is that Hispanics traditionally have low turnout numbers.
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DACA, which provides work permits and protection from deportation, primarily benefits Hispanics.
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And, pollsters say, the Hispanics with landlines are different than those without.
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You said you can reach out to young people, women, and Hispanics.
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What's more, his seeming success with Nevada Hispanics crumbles on closer inspection.
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The index for Hispanics compared to whites this year was 78.4 percent.
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Last year, median income for Hispanics hit $50,486, up 3.7% from 2016.
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Other prominent Hispanics have also been heavily linked to the VP role.
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Hispanics and Asians were added as categories to the Census in 1980.
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However, there is evidence that Hispanics do not support his border wall.
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The tone and policy positions have contributed to Trump's unpopularity with Hispanics.
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Forty-one percent of Hispanics polled held a negative view of Clinton.
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Any Trump move toward Hispanics could also represent a difficult balancing act.
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The plaintiffs say Hispanics are underrepresented in the current maps (The Hill).
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Democratic-inclined racial minority groups, Hispanics especially, are also underrepresented among actors.
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It's the reverse for Asians, Hispanics and blacks, especially if they're women.
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Just as the gains have helped blacks and Hispanics, the cutbacks are likely to hurt most in communities like this one, a small city in central New Jersey where blacks and Hispanics account for a majority of residents.
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Large majorities of both African-Americans and Hispanics say they're worried about job security, housing, and being able to pay for education and basic necessities, according to a VICE News-Ipsos poll focused on African-Americans and Hispanics.
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The task force found that Hispanics have the lowest rates of access to paid family leave of any ethnic group; only 25 percent of Hispanics have employer-paid family leave, compared to 85033 percent of the general population.
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" While he did not back away from any of his immigration proposals, he insisted that his support is growing among Latino voters and noted that he has thousands of Hispanics who work for him: "Hispanics are liking Donald Trump.
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Sixty-seven percent of Hispanics in the United States say the Trump administration's polices have been harmful to Hispanics, compared with 22017 percent during the Obama administration, according to a poll released in October by the Pew Research Center.
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The national polling of Hispanics is erratic, with some polls suggesting that Trump is holding his own among Latino voters, and others portending a wave of Hispanics looming to defeat Trump and haunt the GOP for elections to come.
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Hispanics now make up a significant chunk of the U.S. population and according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Hispanics and Latinos are now the largest minority group in the U.S. — boasting a population of 6900 million people.
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As a growing demographic bloc, Hispanics are a sought-after constituency for candidates.
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Its pre-election polls showed Mrs Clinton winning Hispanics by 79% to 18%.
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The other side: Nearly 25% of Hispanics identify as Republican or right-leaning.
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Native-born Hispanics are now the driving force behind the current population growth.
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The most notable change has been the rise in the share of Hispanics.
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It's not that white workers are doing worse than African-Americans or Hispanics.
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Blum has long opposed racial policies that have primarily benefitted blacks and Hispanics.
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In addition, in any given year, more than 800,000 young Hispanics turn 18.
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Hispanics inched up to 703% of the electorate, up from 270% in 255.
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She also emphasized the fears among Hispanics about responding to a citizenship query.
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Hispanics are around 40% of the two states' populations, double the national average.
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And once again, blacks and Hispanics were more likely to attend such schools.
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For Hispanics: They'll emphasize that Trump supports school choice and expanding educational opportunities.
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Today, New Mexico has the largest percentage of Hispanics in the United States.
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So that may be why his popularity is rising among blacks and Hispanics.
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For Hispanics it was 48 percent and for whites it was 42 percent.
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" Hispanics and the wall "Unemployment, among Hispanic Americans, where we're doing really well.
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Facts First: A majority of Hispanics oppose Trump's proposed border wall, polls show.
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Despite the Trumpian bogey, she is meanwhile getting only around 55% of Hispanics.
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Clinton has big leads over Trump among Hispanics, African-Americans and young voters.
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More than any other group, Hispanics have been in the Trump campaign's crosshairs.
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The unemployment rate for Hispanics was 5.6 percent and 9 percent for blacks.
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Hispanics were also less likely than whites to be treated for the condition.
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Black voters oppose it more than Hispanics, according to a 2018 Quinnipiac poll.
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Watch Texas — it has a higher percentage of millennials and Hispanics than California.
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Hispanics are especially likely to experience the negative health effects of climate change.
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Among major worker groups, the jobless rate for Hispanics and whites has declined.
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He believes Hispanics need to engage at all levels in the political process.
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Hispanics account for 16% of the population, but represent 19% of Nike buyers.
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I think that it's such a great thing for me to represent Hispanics.
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But the interests of blacks do not always align with those of Hispanics.
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Puerto Ricans and Cubans are the two largest Hispanics groups in the state.
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Clinton is the heavy favorite among women, black voters, Hispanics and younger voters.
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Instead, the party has picked a candidate of whom 87% of Hispanics disapprove.
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Hispanics (at 52%) now make up an absolute majority of such young Catholics.
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Teens, Hispanics, and African Americans have all seen major increases in cessation rates.
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Hispanics are also entrepreneurial, and many choose to work as their own bosses.
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Hispanics make up 17.6 percent of the total population of the United States.
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I don't know how many blacks or Hispanics or rural Midwesterners it reaches.
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" Blacks and Hispanics, he said, "are living in hell because it's so dangerous.
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Eighty-four percent of blacks and 28500 percent of Hispanics support those measures.
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And on Snapchat, blacks use the app more frequently than whites or Hispanics.
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So do Asian-Americans and Hispanics, as the Republican Party found in 2012.
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Women, African-Americans and Hispanics are all thriving, with record low unemployment levels.
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But with Pence, Trump will still be losing among women, blacks and Hispanics.
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Clinton had not chosen one of the Hispanics on her vice-presidential shortlist.
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But Hispanics in Texas are overwhelmingly Democrats in a state dominated by Republicans.
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And he created new controversy among Hispanics recently by attacking New Mexico Gov.
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"Trump approval rebounds to 45%, surges among Hispanics, union homes, men" https://t.
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Similar margins were observed among black voters (89-12), and Hispanics (90-9).
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By wide margins, whites and Hispanics say the police make them feel safer.
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For Hispanics, life expectancy jumped to 69.63 in 2014 from 81.6 in 2013.
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Overall, Hispanics, like blacks, have gained one year of life expectancy since 2008.
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Money is also a large factor in the low insured rates among Hispanics.
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And then there are Hispanics, which are another strangely constructed category, over here.
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We identify 158 distinct ethnicities, with further segmentation for Hispanics and African-Americans.
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He was much more dependent on their support than Sanders was on Hispanics.
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Hispanics reported 16.2 percent without health coverage compared to 6.7 percent among whites.
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Blacks accounted for 53 percent of stops, and Hispanics accounted for 29 percent.
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"A lot of Hispanics want to be part of the community," he said.
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Sixty-six percent of Hispanics thought felons should not be allowed to vote.
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Only 49 percent of Asians and Hispanics, and 35 percent of whites, agreed.
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At the same time, working-class blacks and Hispanics began to catch up.
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In 22009—the year Obama took office—212.3 million Hispanics lived in poverty.
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In Florida, more Hispanics have already voted than did in all of 2012.
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Some Hispanics, it appeared, might be trying to retreat into the shadows again.
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Only non-Hispanic whites and Hispanics saw increases of 22014% and 219%, respectively.
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"Trump approval rebounds to 28503%, surges among Hispanics, union homes, men" https://t.
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"Hispanics had the highest uninsured rate, at 16.0 percent," according to the report.
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The poverty rate for Hispanics fell to a record low of 21625 percent.
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For Hispanics the share declined somewhat less, to 255 percent from 264 percent.
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Hispanics, on average, bear a burden of 63 percent excess exposure, it said.
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I may have to go for the Hispanics, to be honest with you.
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I may have to go with the hispanics to be honest with you.
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He predicted that Hispanics in the state would send him to victory there.
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Traditionally, when people would think of Hispanics in Florida, it was always Cubans.
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Biden garnered 92 percent support among black voters and 61 percent among Hispanics.
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Foreign-born Hispanics view Trump less favorably than those born in the United States; 71 percent say the White House's policies have been harmful to the community, compared with 63 percent of US-born Hispanics who feel the same way.
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Pew found that white Americans are more pessimistic than African-Americans or Hispanics about the country's future fiscal health: 57 percent of whites compared with 48 percent of African-Americans and 43 percent of Hispanics predict a weaker economy in 2050.
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That doesn't mean that either group is ready to flock to the GOP: Just 6.53% of Hispanics and 15% of African-Americans said the Republican Party cared "about people like me," with 38% of Hispanics and 52% of African-Americans disagreeing.
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However, the ad features women, African-Americans, Asians and Hispanics singing Mr. Trump's praises.
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Yes, Hispanics might be destined to become a majority in the Lone Star State.
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Celeste Arraras asked Trump about a recent poll that showed that most Hispanics view
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The effect is especially pronounced for Hispanics who are originally from outside the country.
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The numbers among Hispanics are 61 percent for Clinton and 27 percent for Sanders.
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CHAFFETZ: Well, listen-- (CROSSTALK) LOUDON: I didn&apost claim to speak for all Hispanics.
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Blacks and Hispanics go to jobs every day in workplaces that are mostly white.
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Uber's pool of new hires also has a larger percentage of blacks and Hispanics.
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"Deaths of despair" — from drugs, alcohol, and suicide — in midlife for white non-Hispanics.
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To increase their electoral power though, Hispanics need to increase their voter registration rates.
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But polls suggest that Mr. Obama's Cuba policy is widely popular, particularly among Hispanics.
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Blacks and Hispanics are more likely to attend, although their attendance is dropping, too.
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Complicating matters more, the Census Bureau asks two questions when collecting data on Hispanics.
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Nearly 40% of Hispanics believe that Obama has made progress in improving race relations.
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Hispanics make up nearly 31% of the state's population, up from 19% in 133.
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The fact is, if you conflate MS-22017 with Hispanics, that&aposs on you.
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Democrats nodded to the contributions of African Americans, Hispanics, women, and the LGBTQ community.
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North Carolina, which had around 40,000 Hispanics in 1990, now has almost a million.
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Most of the Dreamers came from Mexico and Hispanics tend to vote for Democrats.
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Hispanics, who have been a latent political force in Texas, could also be mobilised.
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One- third of Hispanics say they voted for Trump, according to the exit poll.
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Don't know how my poll numbers are so good, especially up 19% with Hispanics?
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At least 133 companies were listed as owned by minorities — including 39 by Hispanics.
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Unemployment particularly amongst Hispanics and African-Americans are at the lowest levels ever recorded.
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Hispanics in the mountain west were courted, as were black voters in North Carolina.
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DeVos financially assisted numerous local organizations such as Hispanics for School Choice in Wisconsin.
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Unlike blacks, Hispanics were not treated as aggressively as whites for high blood pressure.
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She's making that up with better performances with Hispanics and with white college graduates.
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He said "I love Hispanics!" while using this day to woo potential voters. Sad!
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By the numbers: 16% of Hispanics overall remain uninsured, down from 24.4% in 2013.
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For U.S. Hispanics, these effects are even more pronounced than for the general population.
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The average age of Hispanics in Arizona is 26, compared to 46 for whites.
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The percentages of African-Americans and Hispanics who work in tech are similarly unsatisfactory.
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McCain in 2008 and Romney in 2012 both got trounced by blacks and Hispanics.
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Trump fared much worse than Romney among Florida Hispanics while Clinton improved over Obama.
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"I love Hispanics," continues Miranda, who is Puerto Rican, while beaming at the camera.
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Polls show Hispanics and other races also perceive more racism in the United States.
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He is behind with Catholics, white women, college graduates and Hispanics, educated or not.
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"Clinton has taken some major strides to increase her support among Hispanics," Escaleras said.
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For starters, Hispanics made up about a quarter of the state population in 1990.
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For the first time in history, Hispanics will be the largest minority voting bloc.
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A CBS News poll in April measured his unpopularity among Hispanics at 82 percent.
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Mr. Trump has alienated large swaths of the national electorate, notably Hispanics and women.
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Some policies make it needlessly difficult for young Hispanics to get their career underway.
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Plus, some Texas Hispanics, who are more religious, have a history of backing Republicans.
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Cancer replaced heart disease as the leading cause of death for Hispanics in 2009.
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"A lot of African-American and Hispanics and Latino filmmakers are going to benefit."
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" And, he said, "I'm going to do far better with Hispanics than anyone thought.
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Trump is not threatening to imprison Hispanics, Muslims, or any other group of Americans.
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Obama carried Hispanics 2900 to 220006 percent there in 2202, according to exit polls.
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Oh sure, there are a sprinkling of African-Americans and Hispanics, but not many.
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Clinton falling short of Mr. Obama's 60 percent share of Florida Hispanics in 2012.
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Al Sharpton, nor does religion play as big a role in activism among Hispanics.
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American Hispanics start their own businesses at a rate nearly triple the national average.
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If you try to appeal to Hispanics, you could turn off working-class whites.
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If you try to appeal to working-class whites, you might turn off Hispanics.
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Now, three years later, the board has three Hispanics, three blacks and three whites.
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I suspect someone like Kasich, who wouldn't offend Hispanics, could have fared better there.
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Hispanics constituted an estimated 12% of the eligible voter population in Florida in 2000.
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Every day, 26 million Hispanics get up, go to work and do their jobs.
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Culture still matters: US Hispanics do a lot better than one might have expected.
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The Mexican people, the Hispanics and Latinos are the ones that hit that wall.
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Fear of deportation has long been one reason that more Hispanics avoid signing up.
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The percentage of Hispanics in those districts ranges from 70 percent to 87 percent.
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It is a common narrative among older generations of Hispanics in the United States.
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Trump is topping off at about 85033 percent support among Hispanics in most polls.
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Yet the mainstream perception of drug addicts as minorities — blacks and Hispanics — still persists.
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The unemployment rates for African-Americans and Hispanics are both near all-time lows.
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The unemployment rate for Hispanics hit its lowest point, 4.2 percent, in May 2019.
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But comparatively few Hispanics are active in government and politics, especially high-level politics.
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I've been saying it for a long time: 46 percent with Hispanics, No 1.
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Nationally, Buttigieg drew 5 percent among Hispanics nationally in a recent Morning Consult poll.
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How accurately are they portraying Hispanics and their voting intentions going into Election Day?
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Hispanics are far more likely not to have landline phones than whites and blacks.
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"I wouldn't say Hispanics are the last loyal fan base in boxing," Arum said.
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"The bikers love me, the Asians love me, the Hispanics love me," he says.
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Among Hispanics, 51 percent call the protests inappropriate, while 47 percent say they're appropriate.
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The same market forces that apply to all other Americans apply equally to Hispanics.
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Immigration looms large here: Hispanics now make up about 10 percent of the population.
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They are aging out of the labor force more quickly than blacks or Hispanics.
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Trump told the rally in Rio Rancho that his support was rising among Hispanics.
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Despite Trump's assertion at the rally that Hispanics love him, that's hardly true either.
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In fact, dozens of the companies bidding for the contract are owned by Hispanics.
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Would Hispanics in border communities reject the harmful anti-border and anti-Mexico rhetoric?
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I felt more comfortable with my black friends and felt real shame with Hispanics.
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Hispanics also lean her way 220006 percent to 2202 percent, according to the poll.
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Hispanics remain divided The last big piece of the Democratic mosaic is Hispanic voters.
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It's typically been used to describe Asians in contrast to Hispanics and African Americans.
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" Under former President Obama, Akon said, "you had blacks, whites, Hispanics, everybody working together.
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Donald Trump doesn't say outright that there are "good" and "bad" Hispanics in America.
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The respondent's race was a big predictor of how much they thought discrimination was occurring -- with 73% of blacks saying that there is a lot of discrimination against blacks in American society and 63% of Hispanics who said the same about Hispanics.
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NYPD is still singling out blacks and Hispanics for weed arrests NYPD is still singling out blacks and Hispanics for weed arrests When it comes to low-level drug arrests, the NYPD is no less biased than it was 20 years ago.
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Similarly, while whites and Hispanics are about equally likely (43 percent versus 44 percent) to say that immigrants from Europe have a mostly positive impact on the United States, Hispanics are 10 percentage points more likely to say this about immigrants from Africa.
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Reports of nine different crimes often associated with domestic violence, including assault and protection order violations, are down 63 percent for Hispanics and up 4 percent for non-Hispanics in Denver so far this year compared to the same period last year.
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Mr. Sanders drew his support from men, Hispanics, liberals, first-time caucusgoers and young people.
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We will have learned that Hispanics, a key voting bloc, are less favorable to Mrs.
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He eventually attracted strong majorities among African-Americans, Hispanics, Asian-Americans and voters under 30.
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He wrongly assumed a classmate was Mexican and made derogatory comments about Hispanics and Mexicans.
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Nearly 32 percent of Hispanics and 27.6 percent of non-Hispanic whites are considered obese.
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The study found a sharp disparity in the incomes of Hispanics, African-Americans and whites.
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La Raza was at the forefront of fighting for many issues of importance to Hispanics.
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Reports show Hispanics and Latinos are less likely to get vaccinated than other ethnic groups.
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Only 34% of employed Black women and 26% of Hispanics held these jobs in 2012.
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The survey included 1,509 nationally representative adults, with an oversample of African Americans and Hispanics.
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African-Americans, Hispanics and Asians together make up nearly one-third of the suburban population.
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Fourteen percent of blacks and 11% of Hispanics are unbanked, versus 4 percent of whites.
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By 2012, the numbers had nearly flipped, with 52% of Hispanics supporting it, Pew found.
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Eight years later, Clinton beat Sanders because she crushed him among African Americans and Hispanics.
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Respondents were then asked to do the same for African Americans, Hispanics and Asian Americans.
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Males and Hispanics are enrolled at significantly lower rates than their potential, the report said.
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Blacks and Hispanics compare themselves to reference groups that may make them feel better off.
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Mook highlighted higher-than-normal expected turnout among Hispanics in Florida, North Carolina and Nevada.
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I won with men, I won with high-income, low-income, I won with Hispanics.
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There are two groups to track during the early voting period: Hispanics and rural whites.
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You don't have to believe this is true of all Hispanics, or all Mexican Americans.
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"From my perspective this is Hispanics in Florida reacting viscerally to Donald Trump," said Smith.
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So is your pitch one that Hispanics, non-whites more broadly, can sign up to?
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That means blacks and Hispanics who are legal citizens here who are actually getting jobs.
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Asians, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders were also overrepresented in those failing the polygraph.
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America is home to about 57m Hispanics, out of a total population of around 321m.
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"As goes the Affordable Care Act, so goes the healthcare for Hispanics, disproportionately," said Rep.
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The hiring rates of blacks, Hispanics and women exceed their current respective representation at Facebook.
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They also worry about low turnout among Hispanics, who represent 26% of Dodge City's population.
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Across the Super Tuesday states, Mrs Clinton won 83% of blacks and 67% of Hispanics.
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Comparatively, Hispanics make up about 17 percent of the total population of the United States.
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It also noted the continued gap in unemployment rates between whites and blacks and Hispanics.
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We're not bringing in women or African-Americans or Hispanics in exclusion to other people.
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Hispanics are widely perceived as a key demographic in several swing states in this election.
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But when it comes to Hispanics, many in the media are happy to play along.
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I wasn't just representing Hispanics; I was representing Team U.S.A. I hope people understand that.
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Given his problem with Hispanics, how does Trump's recent attack on New Mexico's Republican Gov.
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Wow, just heard that my poll numbers with Hispanics has gone up 22019%, to 50%.
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Confidence among minorities, such as Hispanics, a key group for DIY auto retailers, was sinking.
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The Texas Democrat noted that Hispanics make up roughly 18 percent of the U.S. population.
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Clinton has a lead there now in part because Mr. Trump is unpopular with Hispanics.
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African-Americans and Hispanics are more likely to think that guns are wielded by gangs.
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Just 31 percent of Hispanics and 18 percent of black people say Trump respects them.
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Republicans have braced themselves for a backlash among Hispanics for Trump's restrictive impulses on immigration.
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"We have heard enough of Trump's attacks against Hispanics," reads onscreen text in the video.
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Hispanics, part of a growing demographic group, are also more likely to use only cellphones.
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Within tech, those numbers increase to 34% among whites and 28% among blacks or Hispanics.
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One major American constituency – Hispanics, the country's largest minority group – is divided over Kavanaugh's nomination.
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We can create an economy that empowers Hispanics rather than stifles their search for success.
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"I am proud to be among the rising number of Hispanics in Congress," said Rep.
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Hispanics are a powerful voting force and the law is viewed favorably in Hispanic neighborhoods.
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In 2023, 414,000 Hispanics were registered as Republicans, 370,21625 as Democrats and 2900,220006 as independents.
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But Hispanics are not the only segment Trump is alienating on behalf of the GOP.
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His animus seems to be motivated largely by personal prejudice toward Hispanics and other immigrants.
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Among all ethnicities, Hispanics are the most likely to be caregivers, followed by African-Americans.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was not extended to Hispanics and Asians until 1975.
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Among Hispanics who were polled, 52 percent had a favorable opinion of Mr. de Blasio.
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P.S. I'll note a lot of this conversation has revolved around white liberals and Hispanics.
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At 2628 percent, black unemployment is a record low, same for Hispanics at 28503 percent.
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There are more milestones to come: for women, for blacks, for Hispanics, for other minorities.
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Fifty-five percent of Hispanics in the survey also said that they would support impeachment.
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But it was not just Florida where Hispanics were poised to send a powerful message.
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Hispanics, especially those Catholics who attend Mass regularly, want a piece of the American dream.
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For Hispanics in the United States, next month's presidential election could hardly have higher stakes.
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Hispanics and other Americans are not well-served by a vacancy on the high court.
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She argued that federal revenue is now up and unemployment is down, particularly for Hispanics.
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Cuban Americans, of whom half voted for Trump, historically have dominated Hispanics in Florida elections.
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Hispanics will be 24% of the population; Asians will be 14%; blacks will be 13%.
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Clinton would rely most heavily on strong turnout from blacks, Hispanics, women and older voters.
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Spotted: "Hispanics para Trump"It's not 'para' guys, it's 'por' or e en better, 'con'.
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But hostility toward Hispanics crossing the border still runs hot in parts of the state.
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Blacks and Hispanics are still under-employed in these fields compared to overall workforce numbers.
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Horvath hypothesizes that the slower aging rate of Hispanics helps neutralize their higher health risks.
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Trump is massively unpopular with American Hispanics, mainly for insinuating that Mexican immigrants are rapists.
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More Hispanics moved into the upper-income brackets, and fewer remained in the lower ones.
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In addition to rising incomes, there are more job opportunities than ever today for Hispanics.
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Hispanics are about 12 percent of the state's population, 196,2023 out of 1.7 million people.
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Trump has often touted the number of Hispanics he's hired without giving any specific figures.
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In recent decades, Ozone Park has attracted Hispanics, East Asians, South Asians and Indo-Caribbeans.
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Many Hispanics, especially in the more conservative Central Valley, like some of the president's policies.
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It is a natural outgrowth of an intrinsic hostility to people who are Hispanics. Check.
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There is a real cleavage between second-, third- and fourth-generation Hispanics and new arrivals.
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Hispanics in America come from multiple countries and territories, some born abroad, others born here.
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Also, the longer Hispanics are in the United States, the less they identify as Hispanic.
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At the federal level, Hispanics represent two-thirds of the individuals arrested for marijuana violations.
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That's compared to 63 percent of black voters in 2014, and eight percent of Hispanics.
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And guess who's left: higher-income/older/suburban Hispanics who aren't nearly as reliably Dem.
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Only 20 percent of the state's Hispanics identify as Republican, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.
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"This Anglo man came here to kill Hispanics," El Paso County Sheriff Richard Wiles said.
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Only about one-third of eligible Hispanics turned out in 2018, the Census Bureau reported.
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In comparison, when Hispanics killed black men, about 5.5 percent of cases were called justifiable.
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But Mr. Morales said he did not believe that the gunman was seeking out Hispanics.
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Asian fathers were the oldest on average by ethnicity, and blacks and Hispanics the youngest.
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Just 17% of African-Americans and 23% of Hispanics disagreed, compared to 29% of whites.
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Democrats are a coalition of liberal whites, African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians and mixed-race voters.
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Rubio and Cruz, who are both of Cuban descent, are viewed relatively positively by Hispanics.
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It contained passages tailored for target voters including white women, African Americans, Hispanics and millennials.
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There are 2900,220006 Hispanics a month turning 2202 in the USA — that's 2628,28500 a year.
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The notion of choosing loyalty between Hispanics and the country drew immediate condemnation from Democrats.
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And obviously there are many, many Hispanics, many whites, many Asians who don't commit crimes.
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The number of Hispanics has grown by 25 percent, from 4 percent to 5 percent.
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Overall, 95% of blacks, 76% of Hispanics and 58% of all whites say the same.
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Each second, more Hispanics are graduating from high school and attending and graduating from college.
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Trump amassed white voter support nearly matching that of Clinton's from Hispanics and African-Americans.
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If anything, there are signs Hispanics may prove a kind of secret weapon for Sanders.
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And if Hispanics, middle-class women and millennials come out, he may have a chance.
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Giving Trump supporters some optimism, the Fox poll showed Clinton has high negatives with Hispanics.
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Amazingly, Mr. Trump also outperformed Mr. Romney among all nonwhite groups: blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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"The Hispanics should work harder at assimilation," he said, and their kids should speak English.
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He denigrates people by race, African-Americans, Hispanics, and whole swaths of the Middle East.
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"Some of Trump's words have been extremely unsensitive when it comes to Hispanics," Salazar said.
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The uninsured rate for Hispanics rose by 1.6% in 2018, with nearly 18% lacking coverage.
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Wow, just heard that my poll numbers with Hispanics has gone up 250%, to 250%.
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In every way possible, I'm going to help the African Americans, help the Latinos, Hispanics.
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Trump&aposs approval rating among Hispanics since that policy has been in place has increased by 10 percent counter intuitive to costal elites, but to Hispanics that came here legally, it&aposs offensive to think that immigration is the only issue that matters to them.
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Other research has shown that whites commit suicide at a higher rate than blacks and Hispanics: according to the CDC, white non-Hispanic Americans commit suicide at around three times the rate of blacks and Hispanics, with the highest and growing toll amongst older men.
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Romney's performance among Hispanics in 85033 was seen at the time as exceptionally bad — so much so that the Republican National Committee commissioned a "post-mortem" report after the election to examine how it could expand its support with Hispanics and other growing demographics.
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Black Americans are much more likely than Hispanics, Asians or whites to have said that their race is important to their identity -- 74% of blacks said it was extremely or very important compared to 59% of Hispanics, 54% of Asians, and 15% of whites.
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Many Hispanics worked in the construction business, which collapsed, and lost their own homes to foreclosure.
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And, of course, it's not surprising that there is strong disapproval of the president among Hispanics.
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She has long been a stout advocate for diversity in the work place, especially involving Hispanics.
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Among Rubio's challenges in besting Trump, however, could be drawing in younger generations of Florida's Hispanics.
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And then he says, you know what, maybe those Hispanics, those immigrants, they&aposre terrible, too.
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In a June Politico/Morning Consult poll, he had a 26 percent approval rating among Hispanics.
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Blacks and Hispanics face worse economic circumstances, but may have had lower expectations to begin with.
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Hispanic millennials are also more likely to use mobile and watch digital video than non-Hispanics.
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The party did make gains with Hispanics in the state thanks to the policies of Gov.
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The usual explanation matches Mr Kelly's: Hispanics arrive with lower levels of education and other skills.
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"When you're trying to reach Hispanics, soccer is an important part of the equation," he said.
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"It's a mistake to approaches Hispanics in America as everyone else in the country," he said.
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In 2006, 56% of Hispanics opposed same-sex marriage, according to a Pew Research Center survey.
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Another explanation is that Hispanics are not as unified in their identity as is widely believed.
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Among ethnic groups, Hispanics had the biggest drop — an 11.9-point decrease, down to 30.7 percent.
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Hispanics will be the majority minority voters in 2020, and they cannot be taken for granted.
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Very few African-Americans, Hispanics, Muslims, and LGBT people (the Democratic-linked groups) identify as Republican.
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Historically, Hispanics in particular have had difficulties obtaining college degrees for a wide variety of reasons.
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I'm just telling you — I'm just telling you that I will do really well with Hispanics.
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Mexicans are by far the biggest group, accounting for about 80% of the city's 803,000 Hispanics.
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He disparaged all non-white minorities—blacks, Hispanics, Asians—as well as Jews, Poles and Catholics.
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On average, blacks and Hispanics have lower incomes and are less likely to own their homes.
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One political asset California has that Texas lacks is a strong union infrastructure, which mobilised Hispanics.
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It is some of the same anger I've heard from many Hispanics and Latinos for years.
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Rates among Hispanics, Asians and other minorities were lower than those of both whites and blacks.
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The worry is not about bias against blacks and Hispanics, a perennial concern of the DoJ.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico (CNN)One could argue New Mexico is home to this country's original Hispanics.
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After being pulled over, African-Americans and Hispanics are three times more likely to be searched.
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The Harvard-Harris poll showed a ten-point boost of approval for the president by Hispanics.
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In a Pew poll in 2018, 703% of Hispanics were opposed to expanding the border wall.
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In a Quinnipiac University poll in January, 66% of Hispanics were opposed to building a wall.
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Women, Hispanics, African Americans and gay people -- to name just a few -- know that's not true.
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"Hispanics in Arizona are probably not going to be Trump's core base of support," Noble continued.
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By contrast, Clinton is viewed favorably by many groups, including women overall, non-whites, and Hispanics.
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The rhetoric and policies have created a sense of dread among Hispanics in the United States.
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"Every election year Republicans have a task force on how to talk to Hispanics," she said.
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Two percent of Hispanics and 1% of white males in the same age group were imprisoned.
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The median age for Hispanics is 27, 10 years younger than the population as a whole.
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Smartphones: 77% of whites own smart phones, compared to 72% of blacks and 75% of Hispanics.
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Festival attendants said they disapproved of Rubio's endorsement of Trump, who is deeply unpopular among Hispanics.
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Among all Hispanics in Florida, 27.5 percent are Puerto Rican, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Joaquin Castro (D-Texas), one of the highest-profile Texas Democrats and Hispanics in the party.
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Donald Trump displayed a culinary way to show his love of Hispanics ... with a taco bowl.
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For black teens the 13 rate was 34.9 per 1,000 and for Hispanics it was 38.0.
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The Boy, fueled by younger females and Hispanics (41 percent), grossed $11.2 million from 2,671 theaters.
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In the 87 previous Academy Awards, only a handful of Hispanics have ever won the award.
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Among Hispanics, the number of college graduates has increased 2900 percent in the last 220006 years.
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But it is the votes of Hispanics and, especially, blacks that will now concern her most.
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When you think of the positive contributions of Hispanics to America, what do you think of?
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The caption, "I love Hispanics!" was paired with a grinning Trump giving a thumbs up. #MAGA!
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"African-Americans and Hispanics are living in hell because it's so dangerous," he said on Sept.
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Arpaio is especially unpopular among Hispanics, with many waging a campaign to remove him from office.
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I will predict that Hispanics and the blacks will be fighting each other before that happens.
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No wonder 25% of African-Americans and 21% of Hispanics have a negative view of him.
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American tribes and Hispanics both in the run-up to and aftermath of the Mexican-American
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The data also show record and near record low unemployment rates for African Americans and Hispanics.
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Only 220006 percent of Hispanics said they were worse off financially today than two years ago.
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Some strategists say Rubio could perform well with Hispanics in some of the southern Texas districts.
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"As long as there is no profiling of Hispanics, we understand the process," Hinojosa told me.
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And for the first time, blacks, Hispanics and Asian-Americans made up a majority of voters.
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Among Hispanics, 63% affiliate more strongly with Democrats, compared to 28% who lean toward the GOP.
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After his attack on Telemundo, he repeated his familiar campaign trail refrain that Hispanics love him.
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He's doing nothing to win the votes of Hispanics, African-Americans, millennials or college-educated women.
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"His is an inspiration and a good role model to all of us Hispanics," Palacios said.
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Supporters of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump hold signs in support of Hispanics that are misspelled.
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Lawmakers noted that Hispanics are the largest minority group in the U.S. and among the youngest.
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He can be compassionate and gentle in one moment, then insult Hispanics and women the next.
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When framed this boldly and not simply as reform, even Hispanics were split 650 to 21960.
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The goal of the project is to increase the power of Hispanics at the ballot box.
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Voto Latino and other groups are seeing more Hispanics looking to participate in the electoral process.
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He rejects the Republican National Committee's recommendation to reach out to Hispanics and alienates them instead.
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The number of Senate Hispanics could also fall depending on what happens in Florida, where Sen.
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The shooting is being investigated as domestic terrorism, with the gunman thought to have targeted Hispanics.
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TV's Krystal Ball on "What America's Thinking" when asked what voter enthusiasm looked like among Hispanics.
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And 24 percent of the Hispanics casting early ballots were first-time voters, the analysis showed.
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Hispanics also view Harris favorably (77% favorable, 23% unfavorable among those who have heard of her).
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Another hurdle is that some Hispanics eligible for naturalization do not want to undergo the process.
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Still, the uninsured rate among Hispanics has fallen to 193 percent, from 36 percent in 2013.
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The findings start in Florida, where a recent Mason-Dixon survey showed Hispanics providing Democratic Sen.
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Asians will also supplant Hispanics for the largest share of the foreign-born population, experts expect.
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While Hispanics tend to vote overwhelmingly Democratic, evangelicals align with the Republican Party's conservative social message.
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Hispanics are entering the workforce with better educations than in the past and at higher rates.
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In a Pew poll in 2018, 75% of Hispanics were opposed to expanding the border wall.
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Hispanics represented about 103 percent of voters,and almost a third of them supported Mr. Cruz.
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The mural has bothered some faculty and students, who say it marginalizes Hispanics and Native Americans.
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Black students represent 28 percent of eighth graders in the city's schools, and Hispanics 41 percent.
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Fewer African-American voters (54%) and Hispanics (39%) say they'll vote, compared to white voters (64%).
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WhatsApp is hugely popular in South America and among Hispanics and Latinos in the United States.
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The percentage of Democratic Hispanics who agreed with that statement grew from 59 to 20163 percent.
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Hispanics tend to be healthier than comparable non-Hispanic white Americans, despite being poorer on average.
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The Pew Research Center found that Hispanics in Texas voted for O'Rourke over Cruz 210-35.
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He likewise sought to expand his appeal to Hispanics by supporting an overhaul of immigration laws.
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In Florida, Hispanics are split on Trump's job approval: 46 percent approve, and 47 percent disapprove.
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But among blacks, it was down 40 percent, and Hispanics saw a drop of 46 percent.
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It's the zero-sum logic Donald Trump employs when he talks about Muslims and Hispanics alike.
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For African-Americans, that figure is 69 percent; for Hispanics, 57; and for Asian-Americans, 56.
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In one study, only 16 percent of Hispanics said they have ever even heard of hospice.
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Yes, Hispanics overall voted strongly Democratic in 2018 — in some cases by more than 2-1.
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More Hispanics say they wouldn't consider voting for Biden (26.5%) than wouldn't vote for Sanders (26%).
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Hispanics account for 41 percent of the district's population, while Native Americans make up 19 percent.
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A new report finds Hispanics are more likely to be killed with guns than white people.
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What I remember most saliently from that era is how few Hispanics there were in Washington.
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Pew has predicted that Hispanics will make up the largest nonwhite group of voters in 2020.
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The best taco bowls are made in Trump Tower Grill," he tweeted, finishing, "I love Hispanics!
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So back to the question of whether Trump's overtures to Hispanics, including Hispanic evangelicals, will work.
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The prevalence of genital HPV infection was 21.6 percent among whites and 21.7 percent among Hispanics.
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As of today, nearly four in five Hispanics disapprove of his presidency, according to Pew Research.
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Hispanics are cashing in on their economic success by achieving the American dream of home ownership.
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Like many other residents of the state, Mr. Lester counts Hispanics and Anglos among his ancestors.
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The poll showed Sanders leading in Nevada with Hispanics, union families, and white college-educated women.
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Only 260 percent of Hispanics and 28 percent of voters overall favored Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Trump asked Steve Cortes, 'Who do you like more, the country or the Hispanics?
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And they add that many Hispanics share Mr. Trump's views on regulation, taxes and social issues.
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Whites will have dropped to 55.8% of the population, and Hispanics will have grown to 21.1%.
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That puts Hispanics far ahead of where they were in casting early ballots relative to 244.
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Fourteen percent of Hispanics who have voted for the GOP said it was their top issue.
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Blacks and Hispanics are also disproportionately searched as a result of those stops, the report found.
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African-Americans and Hispanics continue to lag behind their white counterparts in employment, income and education.
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More Hispanics say they wouldn't consider voting for Biden (37%) than wouldn't vote for Sanders (4.03%).
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Hispanics in South Texas and Florida are still dealing with the aftermath of Harvey and Irma.
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A significant undercount of Hispanics could cost the Republican Party electoral votes in both these states.
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There are only four Hispanic senators and fewer than 40 Hispanics in the House of Representatives.
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Mexicans and other Hispanics have militarily served the United States before there was a United States.
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I don't know, I may have to go for the Hispanics to be honest with you.
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The study found that 40 percent of Hispanics in the same age group are also bilingual.
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I don't know, I may have to go for the Hispanics, to be honest with you.
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On the right, immigration has gained prominence as an issue, including among conservative Asians and Hispanics.
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As fertility rates across the U.S. decline, some of the largest drops have been among Hispanics.
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In 2014, according to my analysis, among 25- to 54-year-olds without college degrees, blacks and Hispanics were much more positive than whites: 7033 percent of African-Americans and 68 percent of Hispanics responded "much better" or "somewhat better," compared with 47 percent of whites.
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The two judges wrote that with the sprawling Congressional District 23, map drawers had taken steps to intentionally disadvantage Latino voters by including Hispanics with lower voter turnout rates, excluding higher-turnout Hispanics, fracturing politically cohesive Hispanic areas and including "higher-turnout Anglos" in the district.
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Clinton's leads in national polls among Hispanics range from just 15 points — which would represent a dramatic decline from 803, when exit polls suggested Obama won Hispanics 71 percent to 27 percent — to a 55-point lead in one poll that would represent a historic margin.
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After months of GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE telling us that he loves Hispanics and they will vote for him in November, we now know that his claims of loving Hispanics are falling on deaf ears and that Hispanics massively oppose his candidacy.
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On top of that, Hispanics aren't a monolith: More than 22016 percent voted for conservative Texas Gov.
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We have all-time low unemployment among blacks in this country and 20-year low among Hispanics.
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Unemployment is at a record low for Blacks and new record low for Hispanics, its great news.
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But one consumer group was particularly shaken by the thought of Trump in the White House: Hispanics.
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"Something like 37 percent of your small businesses are owned by Hispanics," she said, referring to Nevada.
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You can't try to pit the Rainbow Coalition, blacks, Hispanics, poor whites, gays, against the middle class.
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In 2013, 46% of 100,676 traffic stops involved African-Americans, 22% Hispanics, 27% whites, the report said.
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Nelson with among the group — polls later in September showed Nelson back in the lead among Hispanics.
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Strip out non-citizens and minors, and fewer than half of Nevada's Hispanics are eligible to vote.
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Ms Warren has won over 32% of white voters, 15% of black voters and 18% of Hispanics.
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Pardo's focus led him to discover that the mobile ad market targeting Hispanics in particular was untapped.
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Many are worried about embracing the nominee too closely, fearing they would alienate Hispanics and independent voters.
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However, the video did not mention religion and instead presented how his immigration proposals would benefit Hispanics.
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One answer is that Hispanics, a category created by the Census Bureau, do not feel very Hispanic.
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"Eating a taco is probably not going to fix the problems we have with Hispanics," Graham said.
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Her saviours were predicted to be the two groups most insulted by her rival, Hispanics and women.
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In crucial Florida, 565,000 Hispanics had voted early as of Saturday, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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And life expectancy increased for black men, Hispanics and non-Hispanic black men, according to the report.
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"Not one federally elected Hispanic from Florida: It speaks volumes about Trump's problems with Hispanics," she said.
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I have respect for the people on the stage, but I will do very well with Hispanics.
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Some of those comments have been cited as offensive to Muslims, Hispanics and other U.S. minority groups.
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Big news: UCI is collaborating with Netflix to bring amazing content to U.S. Hispanics #upfront2016 #UnitedWeStand pic.twitter.
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The pay-off for his party will be short-lived, however, because of another development among Hispanics.
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Next were descending prices for whites, African-Americans and Hispanics, with Native Americans getting cookies for free.
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More than half of whites hold a favorable opinion of Trump, as do one-quarter of Hispanics.
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Some readers took the opportunity to comment about the lack of Asians, Hispanics and women in film.
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He added that Clinton performed well fielding questions about immigration and other issues affecting blacks and Hispanics.
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They'd decided to call it SACNAS: Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science.
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Amongst women, Black women have the highest rate of getting the disease, followed by whites and Hispanics.
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Police shot Hispanics slightly more often than whites, and Asians far less often than any other race.
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Among individual groups, the unemployment rate for Hispanics jumped to 4.9 percent from 4.4 percent in December.
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Of course, she may perform better among Hispanics for other reasons, namely opposition to Donald Trump's candidacy.
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African Americans and Hispanics comprise 35 percent of the Democratic party, according to a 2013 Gallup poll.
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Hispanics, despite making up 17.4% of the population in 2014, held just 8% of tech sector jobs.
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Trump gave proof to the belief among American Latinos that the Republican Party is hostile to Hispanics.
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His support among blacks dropped to just 7%, while his support was unchanged among Hispanics, at 17%.
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Few Americans are aware of Hispanics fighting for the United States before there was a United States.
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He's ridiculed women, pandered to evangelicals, insulted Hispanics and military POWs, yet they still voted for him.
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So what was the real Latino vote in 2016, and did Trump best Romney among Florida Hispanics?
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Of the top four leadership posts in both chambers for both parties, none is held by Hispanics.
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You have spoken before about your heritage, and how important it was for you to represent Hispanics.
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Clinton leads among female voters and African-Americans by nearly 28503 points and Hispanics by 22019 points.
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Note: Groups of nonwhites include blacks, Hispanics, Asian-Americans, Native American and Pacific Islander and other races.
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Similarly, 67 percent of Hispanics picked Obama in 2008, compared to 31 percent who voted for Sen.
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More Hispanics are buying homes, going to college, and making over $28503,22019 a year than ever before.
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Hispanics make up about a quarter of all new entrepreneurs, and their annual revenues exceed $660 billion.
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You oppose measures passed by Republican state government to suppress the votes of African-Americans and Hispanics.
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Douthat asserts that Democrats shouldn't be using "Latinx" because most Hispanics do not describe themselves that way.
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Despite this high level of expenditure, only half of Hispanics visit a medical provider during the year.
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Even with affirmative action, blacks and Hispanics are more underrepresented at top colleges than 35 years ago.
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When accused of racism, Mr Trump responds that he loves Hispanics and insists they love him back.
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Racially, white non-Hispanics were the most likely to use all three methods in both age groups.
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The businessman's numbers with Hispanics, white women and young voters — three crucial swing blocs — border on disastrous.
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Put it together, and 6 percent of Florida's voters in 2012 were Hispanics who supported Mr. Romney.
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Green has drawn fire for his remarks on LGBT people, Islam, Hispanics, the Second Amendment and creationism.
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" He added, "I think we can all rest assured that Hispanics can turn out in record numbers.
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And Mr. Trump is deeply unpopular among Hispanics, who account for nearly one in five Florida voters.
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Pressley leads Capuano among black voters, 2202 to 2628 percent, and among Hispanics, 28500 to 6900 percent.
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Some believed the killing, recorded on video, had the potential to become the "Ferguson moment" for Hispanics.
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He also spoke of record-low unemployment for African-Americans, Hispanics, Asian-Americans, women and the disabled.
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"Better than some Hispanics in Congress," Ana Navarro, a Republican strategist and CNN commentator, wrote on Twitter.
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"I'm tired of them, man" The Nucera tapes contain profane rants against African-Americans, Hispanics and Muslims.
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In recent decades, the demographics of the neighborhood have changed; Hispanics and African-Americans have replaced Italians.
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"Donald Trump promised to build a wall and Hispanics want him to pay for it," he said.
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Outcomes are expected to show the influence of rising power centers in California: Hispanics and young people.
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Even where Democratic-leaning Hispanics are growing as a force, Mr. Trump's supporters were waiting on Tuesday.
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In fact, this split was notably wider in the Asian community than among whites, blacks and Hispanics.
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Why did the new screening system find so many more gifted children, especially among blacks and Hispanics?
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In a survey of 85033 Hispanics in El Paso, only 3 percent of respondents reported feeling unsafe.
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While poll numbers focused solely on Hispanics are scarce, an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll from Dec.
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Sinema's lead is powered by substantial margins over McSally among Hispanics, independents and women, the pollsters said.
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Wilson was reelected, but the passage of the measure alienated the state's Hispanics from the Republican party.
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"She's going to do nothing for African-Americans, she's going to do nothing for Hispanics," Trump added.
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" Not only did the text not translate "Hispanics" to "Hispanos," it also used "para" instead of "por.
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His views on immigration, criminal justice, and voting rights will likely translate into policies that harm Hispanics.
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"We can show that Hispanics age more slowly independent of changes in the blood cell," he said.
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Liberty High's student body is diverse, a melting pot of whites, Hispanics, African-Americans, and Pacific Islanders.
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Higher-income Hispanics make only 65% of what their white counterparts make, compared to 74% in 1970.
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You see low unemployment — record low — for blacks, for Hispanics, for all the demographics of our nation.
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So of Arizona's voting-eligible population, Hispanics are 28500 percent; and only 6900 percent voted in 2628.
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Trump's low numbers with Hispanics reflect a campaign that on several occasions has irked the voting bloc.
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A third model can be found among working-class whites, blacks and Hispanics — let's call it purple.
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Q. In a recent poll you performed far better with white voters than with blacks or Hispanics.
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For example, Hispanics are less likely to smoke or drink frequently than their non-Hispanic white counterparts.
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For years now, Asians, Africans and Hispanics have accounted for an expanding proportion of the country's visas.
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It also ended partnerships with state-level enrollment assistance programs and groups that targeted minorities like Hispanics.
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Renters heavily overlap with key Democratic constituencies, including younger adults, African-Americans and Hispanics, and urban residents.
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This is despite the fact that blacks, Hispanics and whites all use the drug at similar rates.
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But liberals are hopeful that Trump's rhetoric toward Hispanics will doom him even before Election Day arrives.
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"Hispanics and non-Hispanic blacks may not have the leisure time that whites do," Apovian told Insider.
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Still, reports have indicated a rise in early voting among Hispanics, a potential bright spot for Democrats.
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Contrary to the argument that pro-choice Democrats make about how their future lies is with Hispanics.
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Hispanics, including the half-a-million Guatemalans and 2628,28500 Salvadorans new to Los Angeles, looted the stores.
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Three prominent Hispanics are running for statewide office for the first time, and not against each other.
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"Unemployment for Hispanics hit an all-time record low," the spot concludes before cutting back to Trump.
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In 21625, for example, "Spanish surnames" were used to count what are now called Hispanics or Latinos.
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Given that, the 2018 off-year congressional election proved that Hispanics migrated en masse to victorious Democrats.
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Part time jobs, often retail positions staffed by Hispanics, are declining, while full time jobs are expanding.
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According to recent polling by Unidos, the most important issue for Hispanics is jobs and the economy.
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On Tuesday, a recording surfaced of him defending policing tactics that have disproportionately ensnared blacks and Hispanics.
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AMONG HISPANICS IN THE NEVADA CAUCUSES, 54% SAY IN ENTRANCE POLL THEY BACK SANDERS - EDISON RESEARCH POLL
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Median total retirement income for white individuals was $22100,22014, versus $22014,863 for blacks and $13,560 for Hispanics.
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The rise in uninsured rates was most pronounced among younger adults, blacks, Hispanics and low-income people.
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A recent poll shows 77 percent of Hispanics have an unfavorable view of the presumptive GOP nominee.
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The RNC released a video on Monday arguing that Hispanics have disproportionately suffered under the Obama economy.
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When Democrats have discretion on who gets permits, very few blacks, Hispanics or women seem to qualify.
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Since African-Americans and Hispanics are disproportionately low-income, they would benefit most from such a move.
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And when our party needs Hispanics and African Americans to join us, we will be falling apart.
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"We're doing great with women, we're doing great with Asians, we're doing great with Hispanics," Dimon said.
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In pointed contrast to black voters, who have largely consolidated behind Biden, Hispanics remain much more divided.
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In addition, native Americans, blacks and Hispanics had significantly lower rates of PrEP coverage compared to whites.
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From early on, Sanders has demonstrated strength with younger voters, with Hispanics and with working-class voters.
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That is no longer the case; Cubans represent less than one third of all Hispanics in Florida.
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National Press Secretary Trump 2020: Trump Campaign reveals surprising reason hispanics are in play Presidential candidate Rep.
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Scranton, Pennsylvania, for example, saw a particularly high growth rate among Hispanics in 2018, per Brookings' Frey.
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He said it could lead to even more disproportionate stops of African Americans, Hispanics and other minorities.
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Also, I'm Lebanese, and in California, county jails are often divided up between whites, blacks and Hispanics.
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Although more and more Hispanics are going to college, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hispanics are significantly underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) employment, which as one of the fastest-growing sectors is forecasted to provide 2.8 million job openings in the next two years.
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Actor Josh Gad was among those who helped #Hispanics become the top trending item on Twitter Thursday afternoon.
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A plainclothes officer, responding to a report of "two male Hispanics running from" the area, detained the boy.
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Hispanics who hail from outside the U.S. will also see a boost in their income as they age.
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Among Hispanics, 72 percent used the internet in 2017, up from 66 percent in 2015, the survey found.
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Lower unemployment for women, for minorities, for Hispanics, for blacks, ISIS gone, we&aposve got record job numbers.
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Other gang members, including White Knights, and Tango Blast – which consists entirely of Hispanics – were there as well.
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"The media has a definition of Hispanics that you can only be Hispanic if you're liberal," Cruz replied.
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Separate Census Bureau data on household income also showed a steady increase for Hispanics in the Obama era.
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And deaths of despair are much rarer among blacks and Hispanics, whose incomes have been on similar paths.
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It has eroded civil liberties, locked up unprecedented numbers of young blacks and Hispanics, and corroded foreign policy.
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In 2012, the 52 million Hispanics living in the U.S. made up 17 percent of the U.S. population.
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In 113, the jobless rate in Illinois was 12 percent for African Americans and 7.2 percent for Hispanics.
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A common Florida prison tattoo, predominantly seen on Hispanics, features three dots between the thumb and index finger.
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And only 13% of Hispanics believe the President has made things worse in the area of race relations.
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About 216 million Hispanics voted in the 220 presidential election, fewer than half of those who were eligible.
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For comparison, Donald Trump won white voters by 353 points in 2016 and lost Hispanics by 36 points.
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Hispanics are now projected to be the largest demographic group in the state by as early as 250.
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More than two-thirds of Hispanics (67 percent) age 15.33 and older are in the civilian labor force.
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Among Hispanics, Obama's approval rating stands at 68%, up from 60% in the combined data from last fall.
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In that case, the justices rejected a conservative challenge that could have diminished the influence of urban Hispanics.
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It sells the results (with their permission) to market researchers for companies hoping to sell more to Hispanics.
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You know, we've got the highest rate of military enlistment among hispanics in any demographic in this country.
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He believes Trump would need to win "somewhere north of 2703% among Hispanics" to be competitive this year.
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Just to compare to the general US population, Black people make up about 15% and Hispanics about 16%.
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Several studies have shown that blacks and Hispanics are more likely than whites to lack the necessary identification.
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Today middle-class blacks, Hispanics and other minorities can and do move away from ghettos and deprived barrios.
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Hispanics largely support Hillary Clinton's campaign, beating Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, by as much as 40 points.
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Surely African-Americans and Hispanics have been experiencing inequality at equal or higher levels over these same decades.
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And his Spanish skills may appeal to Hispanics, but not nearly as much as a Hispanic candidate would.
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The outrageous insults he has hurled at Hispanics, who make up so much of the food industry's workforce?
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Yet it appears that many U.S. Hispanics today could lose access to that very same kind of opportunity.
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Blacks and Hispanics were less likely to have their blood pressure under control, compared to whites, researchers found.
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Still, the test facing Democrats is not only swaying sentiment: They're also racing to convince Hispanics to vote.
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Access to a decent-paying job, for example, is much is greater among whites than blacks or Hispanics.
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In Florida, the Clinton campaign claimed that more Hispanics have already cast ballots than in all of 28500.
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Nearly six out of 10 white people and African-Americans favor legalization, compared to about half of Hispanics.
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But it is the vote of Hispanics and, especially, blacks that Mrs Clinton will now worry about most.
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At a recent address to Hispanic leaders in Washington, D.C., Hillary Clinton urged Hispanics to vote in November.
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The increase was higher in minority groups such as African Americans and Hispanics than in the population overall.
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Yes, 21625 percent polled said immigration is the No. 2900 issue for Hispanics; 220006 percent said the economy.
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Among Hispanics, approval for Trump's handling of hurricane response has dropped from 49% in September to 22% now.
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With respect to the Marist poll cited by Trump, its findings about Hispanics are worthy of some skepticism.
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By contrast, the core Democratic groups include blacks, Asians, religiously unaffiliated, post-graduate women, Jews, Hispanics, and millennials.
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That one-quarter of Hispanics haven't made up their minds suggest that they haven't heard enough about Kavanaugh.
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"This is largely driven by growth in Hispanics and Asians," said Richard Fry, a senior researcher at Pew.
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Cardenas, Chavez-Houck and Denis are Advisory Board Members of Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors (HECHO).
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Love of country should help all Americans, not just Hispanics, get past their election-season passion or disappointment.
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About 30,000 Hispanics live in the county, according to Census data, forming a small but fast-growing community.
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In a recent Pew Research poll, Trump was at 2% support among black voters and 26% among Hispanics.
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In 2202, 2628,28500 Hispanics were registered Democrats, 6900,2628 independents, and 28503,22019 Republicans, according to the Pew Research Center.
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According to the Pew Research Center, the use of English among Hispanics is at an all-time high.
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Majorities of blacks (733 percent), Hispanics (70 percent) and whites (52 percent) disapprove of the president's job performance.
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Surveys indicate Trump has enormous ground to make up with Hispanics as he shifts toward the general election.
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Many conservative Hispanics I spoke with in Virginia told me that they don't fit neatly into either party.
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Twenty million Americans gained health insurance coverage, including 2900 million whites, 220006 million blacks and 2202 million Hispanics.
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Hispanics are a large and growing part of the Catholic population, and Trump has antagonized many of them.
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Hispanics have moved to Central Indiana en masse, and constituted 5.8 percent of the city's population in 2010.
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An estimated 433,000 Hispanics are expected to vote in Arizona this November, an 8 percent increase from 2012.
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Across the district, Hispanics, mostly from Puerto Rico, now account for 41 percent of the voting age population.
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More than half of businesses owned by Hispanics are barely growing; many are just stagnating, or even shrinking.
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Every indicator is pointing toward an election in which Hispanics, in particular, are more heavily represented than ever.
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African-Americans and Hispanics represented a total of 30 percent of that vote, 15 percent for each bloc.
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Democrats believe their chances of retaining the White House depend on soundly defeating Trump among women and Hispanics.
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Another crucial challenge to increasing Hispanic participation is the sentiments of Hispanics about their place in U.S. society.
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Mr. Trump would do well to avoid painting blacks, Hispanics or any other group with a broad brush.
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Trump's net favorability rating among Hispanics in a poll from Latino Decisions last month was negative 78 points.
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Of the 1,641 employees classified as professionals, blacks made up nearly 17 percent and Hispanics about 5 percent.
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Older African-Americans and Hispanics are more likely to face financial burdens regardless of marital status, for instance.
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He promises to do unimaginably great things for veterans and to be the greatest president Hispanics ever had.
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" While speaking about "cultures that are conflicting," Brokaw said that he believes "Hispanics should work harder at assimilation.
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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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Most of the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants are Hispanics, coming from Mexico and other Latin American countries.
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College-educated Hispanics and Latinos, Lusardi says, is the group she's paying the most attention to moving forward.
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A 2015 NFC survey found only 14 percent of college-education Hispanics or Latinos displayed advanced financial literacy.
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Early voting among Hispanics has increased 75% so far from 2012, according to early voting data from Thursday.
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Many of them are minorities — blacks, Hispanics, Muslims — who hear his pronouncements and are insulted, or even frightened.
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Levatich said the company's outreach to "women, African Americans [and] Hispanics," along with younger people has been successful.
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"She's going to do nothing for African Americans, she's going to do nothing for the Hispanics," he said.
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Blacks and Hispanics continue to be underrepresented in STEM—a trend that mirrors attendance at America's top universities.
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Social media amongst African-Americans is up the 54% percentage points from last year, and 34% amongst Hispanics.
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Or I might point out that open borders take away jobs from inner-city Hispanics and African-Americans.
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This is less than half the unemployment rate that Hispanics faced as recently as President Obama's second term.
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Yet, throughout the history of mass media in the United States, Hispanics and Latinos have largely been underrepresented.
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Furthermore, only 5 percent of Iowa residents identified as Hispanics – over three times lower than the national average.
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Clinton also holds large leads among Hispanics, 21625 to 2900 percent, and African Americans, 220006 to 2202 percent.
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But The Washington Post now reports a spike in such passport denials to Hispanics under the Trump administration.
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But he's behind by two points in our poll, and we have him down, 66-25, among Hispanics.
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Among Asians and Hispanics, more than a quarter marry outside their race, according to the Pew Research Center.
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With the white population shrinking, Hispanics account for the majority of the population gains in the United States.
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You can't have 70% negatives with women and 85% negatives with Hispanics and win a nationwide election. Period.
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The alleged shooter in El Paso is believed to have authored a racist, anti-immigrant document targeting Hispanics.
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Jorge Ramos and Patricia Janiot hosted "Hispanos en la Mira," or "Hispanics in the Crosshairs," from El Paso.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlawed tactics that prevented blacks, Hispanics and other minority groups from voting.
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The jobless rates for Hispanics and for workers without a high-school diploma were the lowest on record.
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" Warner said of Virginia Hispanics: "I don't know if the community realizes how much potential power they have.
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"We're not a monolith, but Hispanics generally are much more moderate than liberals imagine we are," she said.
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By 2016, it was 12 percent of white kids, 12.8 percent of blacks and 6.1 percent of Hispanics.
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He has more support among those ages 29 and younger, Hispanics, independents and liberals, according to the poll.
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Hispanics are the largest ethnic minority group in the U.S. and have issues they care and vote about.
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"I think there is a chance that Democrats are going to underperform with Hispanics" in November, he said.
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Nevada has one of the highest concentrations of Hispanics in the nation, and South Carolina follows on Feb.
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The turnout probably increased among all major groups of voters — Hispanics, white Democrats, white Republicans — except black voters.
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Turnout was 74 percent among whites but just 49 percent for African Americans, and 33 percent among Hispanics.
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Clinton leads Trump by 75 points among black voters and has about a 20 point lead among Hispanics.
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Trump has rejected accusations that his comments are racist and has said he is well-liked by Hispanics.
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Clinton's lead over Trump among Hispanics in Colorado was smaller than Obama's margin in that state in 2012.
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Hispanics also have a greater tendency to enroll in two-year community colleges, rather than four-year programs.
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In defending the Trump administration's job creation record, Sanders also touted the increase in employment levels among Hispanics.
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By 2060, researchers project 3.2 million Hispanics and 2.2 million African-Americans will have Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
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The Panthers were mostly black with a few Hispanics; the Dragons were whiter than a Republican-rally crowd.
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Those low-skill Americans included many native-born blacks and Hispanics, as well as earlier waves of immigrants.
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In a recent Fox News poll of Nevada, Hispanics there preferred Sanders over Biden by 20083 percentage points.
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Humphreys also said Hispanics tend to spend more on apparel, making their buying choices crucial to many retailers.
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Companies including Target, Foot Locker, and Wingstop have all flagged weakness in Hispanics' spending in the past year.
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If that runoff happens, Villaraigosa will likely win the governorship easily as Hispanics line up to support him.
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That native-born Hispanics hold complicated views on immigration is hardly news to anyone paying even minimal attention.
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But the fact that foreclosure rates among Hispanics surpassed those among blacks points to something else going on.
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Although the demographics are quickly changing as Hispanics and other immigrants settle in rural parts of the country.
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The Houston police recorded 233,2692 domestic violence reports from Hispanics in 210, compared with 2000,233 the year before.
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The C.D.C. has data on Hispanics beginning only in 269.3, when Hispanic men weighed on average 22005 pounds.
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At the same time, he co-founded Republican Hispanics of Texas, a PAC whose motivation is self-evident.
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You do protect and fight for Hispanics and Mexican Americans rights in the United States ... that's you, Oscar.
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And as for Hispanics, I would say: If you're here legally, you've got absolutely nothing to worry about.
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In the US, rates of childhood and adolescent diabetes are highest among blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and Native Americans.
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