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| − | '''White Hispanic''' is the term used for [[Hispanic]] people in the [[United States]], who are of unmixed [[European]] descent. They number about 20 million people in the US today, which is about 45% of all American [[Hispanic]]s and just under 7% of the total US population. | + | '''White Hispanic''' is the term used for [[Hispanic]] people in the [[United States]], who are of unmixed [[European]] descent. They number about 20 million people in the US today, which is about 45% of all American [[Hispanic]]s and just under 7% of the total US population. It is a made-up term that the mainstream media (having almost never used it before) has just recently gotten a hold of as of the Trayvon Martin case to try to stoke racial tensions against the Mestizo Hispanic accusee. |
[[Category:Ethnicities]] | [[Category:Ethnicities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:29, September 8, 2012
White Hispanic is the term used for Hispanic people in the United States, who are of unmixed European descent. They number about 20 million people in the US today, which is about 45% of all American Hispanics and just under 7% of the total US population. It is a made-up term that the mainstream media (having almost never used it before) has just recently gotten a hold of as of the Trayvon Martin case to try to stoke racial tensions against the Mestizo Hispanic accusee.