(PEW study)Afro-Latinos are 25% of U.S. "Hispanics"

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The terms Hispanic and Latino have always been trick bags used to obscure the black roots of Latin Americans.

Yep

Yall keep falling for and propagating this dumb shyt......​

Hispanic - is a multi racial linguistic term
Latin America(Latinos) - is a multi racial geopolitical region​

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You might as well say...​

Census Estimate: U.S. southerner Population is 2rd Largest in the Americas at 120 Million

2018
Region...Population...Percentage
Northeast....56,111,079.....17.2%
Midwest......68,308,744.....20.9%
West...........77,993,663.....23.8%
South........124,753,948.....38.1%
United States Population Growth by Region

EXAMPLE: If the "south" is a geopolitical term designating a land region and "southerner" is a term designating multiple races of people from that geographic area why should I as an African American get up in arms ...especially when damn near half the population of "southerners" are African American?


For the short bus people a geopolitical region, linguistic group, and racial group are all distinct things.
The only thing that would make sense to compare Latinos to are something like "Southerners", "New Englanders", etc ...not a racial group





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Don't get me wrong you can compare anything I can compare you to a brick provided I state what attributes I'm comparing. That said the comparisons are always ridiculous. My favorite is Latinos don't all vote for the same people see we(as in African Americans) need to do that also. Fool Latinos don't vote for the same party for the same reason southerners don't vote for the same party. There is a variety of subgroups(national, racial, ethnic, etc) with different political experiences; of course all Latinos aren't going to vote the same way

(Remember the idea of a "Latino" / "Hispanic" is an american demographer creation ...that yall keep falling for)
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[13473]

i don't know if it matters but on their little pdf they state the % represented in each state didn't match the interviews

they interviewed a little over 1k people.
like 1% of hispanics are in DC but made up 20% of the interviews in one year.
cali/texas have 1/2 the latino population but made up only 1/4 of the interviews.
etc.
https://ssrs.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/National-Survey-of-Latinos.pdf

as another poster stated, ancestry for latinos differs in different regions., so i'd think that affects results a lot.

 

[AuntAnniesPretzels]

I wonder what city OP is from

 

[Cadillac]

I'm having a hard time believing this

 

[kingofnyc]

I'm having a hard time believing this

i been trying to school u on this - but u don’t wanna listen

 

[seabreeze80]

Study's related to Hispanics are always suspect because the vast majority of them regardless of what they look like mark white.

 

[Cadillac]

i been trying to school u on this - but u don’t wanna listen

school me on what?

 

[CashmereThoughts]

We in here.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

The only groups in America without strong Afro blood are Mexicans and El Salvador people.

The rest have a goood amount. Caribbean, South America and the coastal Central American nations.

This. You look at all the Salvadorans here in the DMV, a vast majority of them look like they hardly got much Afro blood in them.

 

[kingofnyc]

school me on what?

i done told u

from WAY BACK INNA DAYZ
we just, considered them lite skin nikkaz

 

[Cadillac]

i done told u

from WAY BACK INNA DAYZ
we just, considered them lite skin nikkaz

ok?

And that's schooling me how?

 

[reasonable_doubter]

So 62m black people instead of 47m?

 

[Cave Savage]

This. You look at all the Salvadorans here in the DMV, a vast majority of them look like they hardly got much Afro blood in them.

I know a lot of them and some of them might have curly hair but aside from that they don't look black mixed at all

 

[Mowgli]

The only groups in America without strong Afro blood are Mexicans and El Salvador people.

The rest have a goood amount. Caribbean, South America and the coastal Central American nations.

Where did you get this information?

 

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