Should the terms "Hispanic" or "Latino/Latina" or both or neither be used as a race identifier of a Spanish-speaking person (Spanish as the first language)?

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Should the terms "Hispanic" or "Latino/Latina" or both or neither be used as a race identifier of a Spanish-speaking person (Spanish as the first language)?

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Answer 1

Hispanic Latino/Latina means the same thing.

Answer 2

Latino is preferred as a race identifier.

Answer 3

Hispanic is preferred as race identifier.

Answer 4

Hispanic or Latino should not be used as an race identifier. In fact, neither is a single ethnicity, nor do they speak Spanish as a first language only. All Americans are a cross-genetic and cultural influence of Ameriindians, European, Afro-Caribean, Eastern European, Middle-Eastern, IndoAsian, and Asian peoples.

Shirley Aldana

Should the terms "Hispanic" or "Latino/Latina" or both or neither be used as a race identifier of a Spanish-speaking person (Spanish as the first language)?

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