Word: hispanicization
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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But having to forego a summer vacation is different from having to forsake a college degree, and it remains minority student enrollments that concern officials. According to nationally published figures, both the Black and Hispanic student populations have proportionally declined in the last 10 years.
The company, which changed its name to Wedtech in 1983, moved to a large, low-slung red brick factory in the shadow of Yankee Stadium. Expanding quickly, it hired more than 1,000 black and Hispanic workers from the neighborhood, a blighted area that had lost 40% of its manufacturing...
Less than 10% are women. More than 80% are black or Hispanic. The majority cannot find a job or are too disabled to work. Nearly one-third sleep on the street. Some 40% average one meal or less a day. The study, Below the Safety Net, written by Douglas H...
Sateriale called the group "nicely balanced" because it contains several minority members, including three women, one Black, and one Hispanic.
While the final plan stresses abstinence and sexual fidelity, health experts agree that many of the specifics that HHS outlined are useful. The policy focuses on the school system but defers to state and local school boards "along with families, community and parent groups" on the content of AIDS education...