In California and New Mexico they have long been in the majority, thanks to a steady increase in recent decades
  • Dmian@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    And also: a person born in Mexico from German parents (that’s considered Mexican)… is a Latino? A non-hispanic white? Both? None? I’m still confused…

    What does it mean being a “latino” as put in that title?

    Honestly, characterizing people by their race or ethnic origin and not nationality is pretty weird…