Word: hispanicized
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Mexican 58% All other Hispanic 42%
The spirit of Cinco de Mayo wasn't the only thing that inspired George W. Bush to deliver his weekly radio address in Spanish last month. His strategists have been doing the math, and it goes like this: unless Bush raises his marks with minorities--particularly Hispanics--he could lose...
The biggest political news of the 2000 Census was that Hispanics--more than half of them tracing their roots to Mexico--have become the largest minority group in the U.S., surpassing African Americans at least six years sooner than expected. Where that's happening is turning out to be as...
Mary M. Gaylord, a professor of Romance languages, was cited for her “candor” and “compassion” in teaching a course on Hispanic love lyrics.
The big question is, what happened to the Hispanic vote? Turnout was apparently high in places like East L.A., where Villaraigosa grew up, and yet it wasn't enough to help him win. If a sizeable percentage of Latino voters ended up voting for Hahn, then that's really a...