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Hispanic origin is considered as ethnicity , and persons identifying themselves as
Mexican , Puerto Rican , Cuban , or Other Spanish / Hispanic origin are classified
as of Hispanic origin . “ The concept of race the Bureau of the Census uses ...
Hispanic origin is considered as ethnicity , and persons identifying themselves as
Mexican , Puerto Rican , Cuban , or Other Spanish / Hispanic origin are classified
as of Hispanic origin . “ The concept of race the Bureau of the Census uses ...
Pagina 157
And as for discrimination , he says he carefully followed the county ' s civil service
rules . Hispanics were promoted “ when they qualified , ” he says . Besides ,
claims Dr . Williams , while many of the Hispanic workers at the hospital “ are
sharp ...
And as for discrimination , he says he carefully followed the county ' s civil service
rules . Hispanics were promoted “ when they qualified , ” he says . Besides ,
claims Dr . Williams , while many of the Hispanic workers at the hospital “ are
sharp ...
Pagina 245
Rivalries Among Hispanics With the arrival of numbers of immigrants from the
Dominican Republic , the New York City Hispanic population has changed
dramatically ( Gonzalez , 1992 ) . As these new immigrants have moved into El
Barrio ...
Rivalries Among Hispanics With the arrival of numbers of immigrants from the
Dominican Republic , the New York City Hispanic population has changed
dramatically ( Gonzalez , 1992 ) . As these new immigrants have moved into El
Barrio ...
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Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 28 |
Race and Ethnicity | 58 |
Neighborhoods in American Communities | 77 |
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