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Meanings of Latino in English
People in the United States with cultural ties to Latin America.
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Examples for "latina"
Examples for "latina"
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The works of Alain de Lille have been published by Migne, Patrologia latina, vol.
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Conclusions: Social support was inversely associated with psychological distress among Latina women.
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Her work has also appeared in The American Prospect and Cosmo Latina.
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In the meantime, Latina women continue to establish themselves as media moguls.
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Upon hearing Afro Latina, the need to prove myself began to subside.
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The lack of participation is particularly dramatic in first- generation Latinx populations.
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Most of those killed were members of the LGBT and Latinx communities.
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But the Latinx community is arguably the biggest loser in this case.
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Latinxs cannot possibly be a single-issue group or a single group.
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The 39-year-old actress says the platform is aimed at millennials and Gen-Z Latinx.
Spanish
atletico latino Usage of Latino in English
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Two-thirds of children living in poverty today are African American or Latino.
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But perhaps Biden's most important reason is the power of Latino voters.
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Trump's problems with Latino voters could dampen his Nov. 8 election hopes.
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Marla, 22, is a second generation Latino American, and supports Bernie Sanders.
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He is the president of the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles group.
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We spoke to Cabello about Latino Outdoors' presence in the climbing community.
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Implications for our understanding of anxiety development in Latino children are discussed.
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Being Latino is not a cultural identity but rather a political one.
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Bratt said he never grew up seeing Latino people reflected on screen.
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No one in the group was Latino, East Asian or Native American.
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Communities with high immigrant and Latino populations could have low response rates.
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Nevertheless, Trump remains the poster boy for many Latino voter registration efforts.
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The United States educational system is stacked against African-American and Latino students.
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Am I now in debt to bring Latino people up with me?
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She later worked on Obama's campaign as Latino outreach director in California.
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The Latino man does not answer, but Allen understands the man's wishes.
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Translations for Latino
Catalan
Latino through the time
Latino across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare