Word: hispanicization
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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-- "Good schools for disadvantaged and minority children are much too rare ((and)) the dropout rate among blacks and Hispanic youth in many of our inner cities is perilously high."
The 100 people lined up outside Houston's Immigration and Naturalization Service office had camped overnight with blankets and lawn chairs. At the Dallas INS office, a pregnant Hispanic woman stepped out of line into a bathroom and went into labor. Throughout the U.S. last month, 200,000 aliens rushed...
Police crackdowns throughout the country have had negligible impact. In a highly touted weekend-long raid of drug-dealing gangs in Los Angeles last month, police arrested 1,453 people, including 315 juveniles. Half had to be released for lack of evidence. The frequent raids in Los Angeles have provoked...
According to the report, entitled "Harvard's Minority Faculty Recruitment: A Sea of Confusion and Complacency", the number of Black senior faculty members since 1980 has dropped from five to three--that's in the entire Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Among junior faculty, there are now four compared to...
In addition, this year's acceptances include more Asian-American, Black and Hispanic students than ever before, a fact that Fitzsimmons again attributed to record numbers of applications in each category.