Hispanics

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In a country with such a diverse population, and a population that intermixes in many ways, ethnic and racial identification can become complicated. What defines an African-American, for example? How does the identifier of Asian-American differ from that of Pacific

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"The Hispanic Demographic
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In a country with such a diverse population, and a population that intermixes in many ways, ethnic and racial identification can become complicated. What defines an African-American, for example? How does the identifier of Asian-American differ from that of In a country with such a diverse population, and a population that intermixes in many ways, ethnic and racial identification can become complicated. What defines an African-American, for example? How does the identifier of Asian-American differ from that of Pacific In a country with such a diverse population, and a population that intermixes in many ways, ethnic and racial identification can become complicated. What defines an African-American, for example? How does the identifier of Asian-American differ from that of PaIslander? In many instances, national groups are lumped together in ways that are not comfortable for them, or may not seem appropriate. The Chinese and the Japanese are both subsumed in the category of Asian, or Asian-American, but their history and culture differs considerably. They do not even speak the same language.
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