Word: hispanicization
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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But none of the programs has been particularly successful--as demonstrated by the fact that less than 4 per cent of the total GSAS student body last year was black, Hispanic-American or native American.
Coffin has a social background that should appeal to Riverside's wealthy supporters (the building is maintained by a $40 million endowment), and his social crusading should appeal to its growing black and Hispanic constituency. The main hesitation about Coffin was the fact that he is divorced from his...
Scenes like these were endlessly repeated in New York City's black and Hispanic ghettos, as shocked and angry owners of some 2,000 stores counted their blackout losses and thought hard about sticking, or fleeing the battle zone. One of the worst hit was Fedco Foods Corp., the...
Conditions outside the cells in the courthouses were almost as grim. From criminal court in Brooklyn, TIME'S Paul Witteman reported: "The smell of vomit permeated the lobby. There were puddles of urine on the floor. In one corner, a Hispanic woman shrieked uncontrollably. Court officers administered oxygen to...
Many black and Hispanic leaders read in the looting a message to the nation. Says Educator Kenneth Clark: "We have reduced the people of the ghetto to the point where they function on the level of predatory animals." Adds U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young: "If you turn the lights out, folks...