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The Latino identity: it’s complicated

Posted on April 11, 2012 by AnnaGK

Is there such a thing as a Latino identity? The short answer: It depends on who answers the question. According to the latest report from Pew Hispanic, the answer is maybe. It is refreshing to learn that only 21% of … Continue reading →

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Latinos and the Culture of College: Shifting Paradigms

Posted on January 30, 2012 by DanielP

College is one word with so many paradigms. Whenever I ask fellow college graduates to describe a college culture in one word, they will most likely say things such as “opportunity,” “success,” “money,” “freedom,” or “work.” However, whenever I ask … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: latinos in the U.S.

The Latino identity: it’s complicated

Latinos and the Culture of College: Shifting Paradigms

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