Both Catholic and Protestant
Latinos have largely been subject to non-Latino leadership in their churches until late in the 20th century, Raising the priorities of
Latinos in the church has been a long struggle.
One of their relatively few policy differences places Obama in allegiance with many
Latino leaders -- and Clinton on the other side.
Benitez, in 1998, founded Lazos
Latinos, a Chicago-based strategic branding and advertising company focused on the Hispanic market.
CHICAGO - "Latinization," a movement of pan-Latino values and trends, is reshaping contemporary American culture, according to a new book on the phenomenon that suggests how to create successful marketing messages, and advises corporations on how to develop
Latino leaders and forge better relationships with their
Latino employees.
and Puerto Rico as non-immigrant
Latinos, and to those born in another country as immigrant
Latinos.
The Nosotros
Latinos members also refer employees to the company.
* Education, the economy, and health care are the day-to-day policy issues most concerning to
Latinos, and their positions on these issues do not map strictly along conventional divides between conservative and liberal stances.
What are some of the main barriers preventing
Latinos from completing a college degree?
(1.) "Latinidad" is a term that translates directly to "Latinity."
Latinos are typically defined as Americans or people living in the United States who are of Latin and South American descent.
Timothy Matovina's book,
Latino Catholicism: Transformation in America's Largest Church, comes at a critical time for the Catholic Church in the United States.
National
Latino AIDS Awareness Day is an opportunity to encourage increased HIV prevention activities, such as HIV testing, for Hispanics or
Latinos.
A new research found that
Latino small business owners and entrepreneurs across the U.S.
