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Already 1 American in 4 defines himself or herself as Hispanic or nonwhite. If current trends in immigration and birth rates persist, the Hispanic population will have further increased an estimated 21%, the Asian presence about 22%, blacks almost 12% and whites a little more than 2% when the 20th...
Nor is the change confined to the coasts. Some 12,000 Hmong refugees from Laos have settled in St. Paul. At some Atlanta low-rent apartment complexes that used to be virtually all black, social workers today need to speak Spanish. At the Sesame Hut restaurant in Houston, a Korean...
A recently released list of Harvard's 13visiting professors for next year--which includesnine women and one Hispanic--has apparently notchanged the minds of many of the students who willprotest tomorrow.
The department is still waiting for a response to a tenure offer extended to Marta Tienda, a University of Chicago expert on Hispanic studies. If Tienda accepts Harvard's position, she will be the first Hispanic woman to receive a lifetime post in FAS.
He and Mulligan said the spread of the HIV infection continues to rise in the Black and Hispanic populations, but is slowing among gay men.