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The day after the La Raza affair there was another gathering in NY, to which Latinos came out.

Latinos still come from all over southern California for baptisms and prayer, social services and a sense of community.

One segment of the electorate that has not responded well to Obama's message so far is that of Latinos .

One segment of the electorate that has not responded to Obama's message so far, is that of Latinos .

But Mr Reid is in a desperate fight for re-election in November in his home state of Nevada, where Latinos make up 15% of the electorate.

As Latinos become more American, they may be able to achieve a more benign balance between old and new ways. Or they may fail.

The crowd, split evenly between whites and Latinos, gave Mrs Clinton the kind of ecstatic reception normally reserved for Obama events.

Mr Villaraigosa's base among Latinos and his rags-to-power personal history gave him a good chance.

Even American Latinos who happen to be out without their driving licence might be at risk.

The enthusiasm of Latinos seems to be waning too.

She says many Latinos favor Hillary Clinton because they associate her with the accomplishments of her husband when he was president.

Young Latinos, more than all youth in the U. S. , are sold on the benefits of a college education.

Without Latinos, their dreams of seizing western states like Colorado and Nevada would be much less likely to come true.

The Latinos who remain are mostly dual citizens or green-card holders, who go back and forth across the border with relative ease.

If Latinos stay home in large numbers, that will make it really difficult for the president to carry this state.

Half the babies in Texas, for instance, are born to Latina mothers, even though Latinos make up under 40% of that state's population.

In your research, what did you find to be the differences in parenting in the U. S. among blacks, whites, Latinos, and Asian-Americans?

In the first study, the organization found great differences among the educational environments of Latinos , blacks and whites.

The discrepancy, the researchers asserted, is because NYPD officers stopped and frisked blacks and Latinos at a dramatically higher rate.

It is a problem the US will not face and cannot really understand as most of its new supplemental population of latinos are Christians.

Rates for blacks and Latinos were higher than for whites in at least 40 states and the District of Columbia.

The Democrats also regard themselves as the champions of other marginalised groups, from Latinos to homosexuals.

I spotted about a half dozen Asians, three or four Latinos, and one black person. All the rest were white.

Opponents of the Sensenbrenner bill include an unlikely alliance of business groups, the Catholic church and Latinos.

Two-thirds of Latinos and 51% of Asians polled said they worry a great deal about air pollution, compared with 31% of whites.

Same-sex hand holding between Asians, middle-easterners, Latinos, or those from Mediterranean countries is a sign of friendship.

Due to the "affirmative action" mostly tend to African americans and latinos, and this has prompted many blame.

The presidential election of 2008 was the first one in which Latinos played a large, and perhaps decisive, role.

African-Americans, Latinos, Native Americans and certain Asians and Pacific Islanders are at high risk of developing diabetes.

Of course, the retail banking industry isn't just interested in offering checking and savings accounts to Latinos.

Of course the law has had the biggest effect on immigrants, both legal and illegal, and Latinos generally.

This has been challenge for the Hmong culture as well as African-Americans, Latinos and American Indians.

Moreover, the migration of relatively liberal young professionals and Latinos to the region shows no signs of stopping.

Close to half of Latinos in Houston, for instance, fail to graduate from high school.

Same-sex hand holding or walking arm-in-arm also occurs among Latinos, French, Spanish, Italians, Greeks, and middle easterners .

Indirectly, Latinos even influence Republican politics in California.

But these numbers may take a long time to translate into political power of the sort that Latinos enjoy in California and Texas.

Many Latinos still feed their pets table scraps: three-quarters of Mexican hounds make do with leftover bits of burrito.

But in Texas, Latinos may not be the firewall that the Clinton campaign needs.

It was Michael Jackson that brought Blacks and Whites and Asians and Latinos together.

Rudder created similar lists for blacks (soul food), Latinos (merengue) and Asians (Taiwan).

In pursuit of happiness, Latinos are like those lovely birds of Tucson, spreading their wings toward heaven.

And in general all churchgoing Latinos tend to see themselves as renewing Christianity in America.

Instead, 187 galvanised Latinos, who registered to vote in record numbers and changed the politics of California permanently.

"Back then only the Latinos could dance, " said Zhen Zhen, a salsa instructor.

Latinos are especially fond of dogs, which are costlier than cats, but superior in every respect.

She explained in Spanish that Latinos need a president who does what he says.

Many Latinos still regard it as deeply shameful to allow one's parents to enter a nursing home.

In Los Angeles, they have wielded less political clout than Latinos, who are traditionally active in labor and community organizations.

Perhaps more surprisingly, most blacks and Latinos are also against it.

In many cities, the sharpest ethnic divide is between blacks and Latinos.

It is proof, its critics argue, that Latinos aren't integrating into American culture the way previous immigrants did.

Few expected that so many Latinos would turn out, or that they would plump so heavily for Mrs Clinton.

The national unemployment rate stands at 9. 1%, and conditions are significantly worse for young people, Latinos and blacks.

This is pushing Latinos away from the Republican Party, which they view as hostile to immigrants, and toward the Democrats by default.

One important concern among American educators is improving the school performance of Latinos .

But that is little comfort for many Latinos in Arizona, who see the murders as a tragedy partly brought about by a hostile environment.

But curiously, polls suggest that one of the groups most strongly opposed to the initiative in California is Latinos.

Rising incomes allow Latinos to treat mutts as members of the family.

"Latinos respond to anger and fear, " says Mr Vargas.

The minority who represent more mixed districts are well aware that 70% of Latinos voted Democratic in 2006.

He has a sound reason for keeping that promise: Latinos are solidly Democratic.

The 2000 census was said to have produced a net over count, but still missed about 4m people, 1m of them Latinos.

They are thus very different from Latinos in Texas and California.

Fully 89 percent of young Latinos think a college degree is essential, while the jobless rate for Latino graduates has spiked.

The year after an LCCU branch opened in Charlotte, armed robberies against Latinos fell by 22. 6%.

And Latinos now like Ms Whitman less.

In April 2006 Latinos organised a day of protests in more than 100 cities; more than 500, 000 people marched in Los Angeles alone.

By 2001 Latinos, most of them Mexicans or descended from Mexicans, had become the second-biggest ethnic group in America.

In Fresno, CA, Latinos make up 43. 4 % of the population.

If he can maintain his share of the vote among blacks and Latinos, he will be hard to beat in 2012.

"We are not separate tribes of Latinos and whites and blacks in America, " Mr. Ball said.

Mr Yapias captures the complicated role of Latinos in America.

In 2005 the black murder rate was seven times higher than that for whites and Latinos combined.

Latinos, Asians more worried about environment than whites, poll finds

The role of Latinos in American society is growing inexorably, with big political implications for the future

Four focus groups of Latinos with diabetes were held in the Detroit area;