Latino community
Latin American diaspora
A Latino community is a neighborhood, population, or social group composed primarily of people of Latin American origin or descent.
The term appears frequently in discussions of demographics, politics, and cultural identity in the United States: The proposal drew criticism from the Latino community.
It can refer to a geographic area with concentrated Latino residents or more abstractly to Latino people as a collective voice.
- MexicoNorth American southern nation
- immigration reformChanging laws governing newcomers
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- Spanish languageRomance tongue from Iberia
- Puerto RicoAmerican Caribbean territory
traditions · advocacy groups · civil rights · mutual aid societies · healthcare access · indigenous roots · neighborhood associations · religious practices · Cuba · remittances · festivals · bilingual education · economic empowerment · cuisine · racial equity · immigrant networks · family values · Dominican Republic
- Latino DiasporaLatinos, Mexicans, Colombians, Brazilians, Argentines
- marginalized groupsminorities, ethnic minorities, people of color, disabled, LGBTQ
Latino communityNative American community
Indigenous group's collective home
African American community · First Nations · Jewish community
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