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| − | '''Latinx''' (pronounced "la-tinks") is a highly controversial, [[politically correct]] substitute for "Latino", in order to make it gender neutral. | + | '''Latinx''' (officially pronounced "la-tinks", but often pronounced literally as "Latin-X") is a highly controversial, [[politically correct]] substitute for "Latino", in order to make it gender neutral. |
| − | Increasingly the [[liberal media]] refer to the "Latinx community" rather than the more familiar "Latino community." The vast majority of Latinos do not even understand or use the term in their daily lives. | + | Increasingly the [[liberal media]] refer to the "Latinx community" rather than the more familiar "Latino community." The vast majority of Latinos do not even understand or use the term in their daily lives, and are often vehemently against it. |
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Revision as of 07:56, December 28, 2021
Latinx (officially pronounced "la-tinks", but often pronounced literally as "Latin-X") is a highly controversial, politically correct substitute for "Latino", in order to make it gender neutral.
Increasingly the liberal media refer to the "Latinx community" rather than the more familiar "Latino community." The vast majority of Latinos do not even understand or use the term in their daily lives, and are often vehemently against it.