Word: hispanicization
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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America's central cities, which contain close to 30 percent of all households with incomes under $7000 a year, present the sharpest picture of the continuing persistence of poverty in this country. With close to 60 percent of Black families and over half of all Hispanic families, they pose the...
Today, a myriad of both partisan and nonpartisan groups are organizing voter registration drives targeted at a variety of specific audiences. The Southwest Voter Education Project is aiming to register Hispanic voters in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Project VOTE wants to reach people in cheese and unemployment lines, and...
Republican operatives, however, have started registration delivers of their own and believe they can make in reads into some heretofore untapped sources of support. As one official puts it, "with a 58 percent approved rating, it's possible to expect that there are a lot of people who have not...
In 1980 for instatance, Reagan resolved only a third of the Hispanic vote. But record polling indicate he has gained some strength in the community and extra work there could pay off especially in states like Texas and California. "Issues of interest to Hispanic such as the family, education and...
Money, indeed. The award was one of 22 announced last week, ranging from $128,000 to $300,000, depending on the recipient's age. Since 1981 the MacArthur Foundation-a $1 billion fund established by an insurance tycoon-has bestowed such largesse on scholars and artists in order to...