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     22 the	United
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      8 Percent	Percent
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      8 University	Press.
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      5 Ethnic	Identity
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      5 ]	Stay
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      5 the	U.S.
      5 Washington	DC:
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      4 "Hispanic"	or
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      4 Latin	America
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      4 Race,	and
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      4 Stay	*
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      4 trace	their
      4 U.S.	Census
      4 U.S.	Government
      4 were	asked
      4 "white"	in
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      2 2010	Census
      2 2.0	2.0
      2 202-266-1940	|
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      2 4.1	1.0
      2 4.2	4.2
      2 43	percent
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      1 |	(+)
      1 0	0
      1 0.0	11.5
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      1 0.0	13.9
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      1 01/18/2021	Date
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      1 0.3	0.0
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      1 09/01/2001____________________	E.g.,
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      1 1.0	2.0
      1 10.7	2.5
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      1 10,928,470	51.6
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      1 1.1	0.5
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      1 111-163	in
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      1 1.1	14.7
      1 1:	1-24.
      1 1:	1-26.
      1 1:	131-152.
      1 11.5	36.0
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      1 11.6	6.4
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      1 11.8	55.9
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      1 12.5	58.3
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      1 131-152.	Rumbaut,
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      1 1,311,994	7.6
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      1 13.3	72.6
      1 1.3	6.9
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      1 13.9	2.8
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      1 14.3	0.0
      1 14.3	40.8
      1 14.5	77.8
      1 1,462,393	40.5
      1 146,781	54.1
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      1 (14	percent),
      1 1.5	0.0
      1 1.5	0.3
      1 1.5	0.7
      1 1.5	1.1
      1 151,744	13.3
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      1 15.9	26.1
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      1 16.7	8.3
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      1 18.8	4.0
      1 1899	found
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      1 18)	were
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      1 1.9	2.0
      1 1920,	and
      1 192,397	14.5
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      1 1969	[1832].
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      1 .	1997.
      1 1997.	Revisions
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      1 1998.	"Terms
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      1 2.0	0.0
      1 20.0	0.0
      1 2000	and
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      1 2000	U.S.
      1 2000	was
      1 2001.	Storied
      1 2.0	0.2
      1 2002.	The
      1 2002.	"White,
      1 .	2003.
      1 20036	|
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      1 2005.	"A
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      1 2.0	Child
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      1 2.0	White
      1 2,	1:
      1 21.1	30.4
      1 2.1	21.6
      1 21.6	15.9
      1 21.9	0.8
      1 21	percent
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      1 22.0	5.4
      1 22,293,812	45.8
      1 22,293,812	In
      1 224,391	34.0
      1 22.4	9.4
      1 22.9	66.9
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      1 22	percent
      1 23,	3:
      1 24.0	4.0
      1 24.2	1.1
      1 246,217,426	0.2
      1 246.2	million
      1 2.5	1.0
      1 2.5	1.1
      1 25.5	56.2
      1 2.5	Dominican
      1 26,	1:
      1 2.6	12.2
      1 26.1	28.5
      1 26.5	2.9
      1 2,673,654	16.6
      1 27,	2011
      1 27.5	21.1
      1 2.7	6.5
      1 2,790,209	34.7
      1 2.8	0.0
      1 281,421,906	5.5
      1 28.2	62.0
      1 2.8	3.2
      1 28.5	Child
      1 28.6	2.0
      1 2:	899-917.
      1 2.9	2.9
      1 29:	563-88.
      1 2.9	5.9
      1 2	percent
      1 2.	"Race"
      1 30.2	7.2
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      1 (30.4	percent)
      1 30.6	11.1
      1 30	percent
      1 32.4	0.0
      1 3.2	Indio/a
      1 336,769	47.2
      1 33.9	45.5
      1 3:	403-418.
      1 34.0	56.4
      1 341-357	in
      1 34.7	49.2
      1 35,204,480	42.6
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      1 3,537,351	38.1
      1 3,537,351	In
      1 35.8	59.6
      1 35.8	7.2
      1 3.6	0.2
      1 36.0	5.5
      1 3.6	1.0
      1 36.7	58.0
      1 36.9	White
      1 36	percent
      1 3.6	Salvadoran,
      1 37.7	44.7
      1 37	percent
      1 38	.
      1 3.8	11.6
      1 38.1	46.9
      1 3.8	percent
      1 3,972,595	43.3
      1 39.7	5.6
      1 39.7	6.4
      1 3.9	91.6
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      1 4.0	0.0
      1 40.0	44.0
      1 40.0	5.2
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      1 4.0	20.0
      1 403-418.	Duany,
      1 40.5	45.4
      1 40.8	14.3
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      1 41.0	19.6
      1 41.2	0.8
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      1 4.1	4.5
      1 41.7	47.9
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      1 41	percent
      1 4.2	16.7
      1 42.1	7.6
      1 42.6	47.8
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      1 42	percent
      1 43.3	42.1
      1 43.4	7.8
      1 44.0	0.0
      1 44.4	0.0
      1 44.7	9.5
      1 4.5	2.0
      1 45.4	6.5
      1 45.5	9.2
      1 45.8	46.8
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      1 46.8	5.2
      1 46.9	8.1
      1 46	and
      1 4.6	Mexico
      1 46	percent.
      1 47.2	43.4
      1 4.7	8.0
      1 47.8	6.4
      1 47.9	8.5
      1 48.0	24.0
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      1 48	percent
      1 49.2	10.7
      1 494,186	20.6
      1 496,122	22.9
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      1 5.0	1.3
      1 51.6	39.7
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      1 5.2	0.7
      1 52.7	39.7
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      1 5.4	0.5
      1 54.1	40.0
      1 5.4	Mexican
      1 55.2	35.8
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      1 58.8	22.4
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      1 60	percent
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      1 61.8	0.0
      1 61.8	2.7
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      1 62.0	8.2
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      1 6.4	percent
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      1 6.5	Other
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      1 667,273	61.1
      1 66.7	4.2
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      1 697,798	41.7
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      1 73.6	6.9
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      1 73	percent;
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      1 93.1	1.1
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      1 in	Texas
      1 in	Texas.
      1 in	Texas."
      1 In	the
      1 in	these
      1 in	this
      1 in	Thomas
      1 in	those
      1 into	"Hispanic
      1 intragroup	differences
      1 Intragroup	Differences
      1 in	U.S.
      1 invite	varying
      1 in	what
      1 (IPUMS).	Even
      1 (IPUMS).	Note:
      1 —	is
      1 is	also
      1 is	applied,
      1 is,	at
      1 is	available
      1 is	based
      1 is	called
      1 is	chiefly
      1 is	constructed
      1 Is	Heaven,
      1 is	indicative
      1 is	it
      1 Island	and
      1 island	census.
      1 Islander"	*
      1 Islander,"	"Asian,"
      1 Islander,"	"Black,"
      1 Islanders.	Examining
      1 island	of
      1 Island	Puerto
      1 island	self-reported
      1 island.	The
      1 Island,	the
      1 is	made
      1 is	misleading,
      1 is	not
      1 is	now
      1 is	presented
      1 is	provided
      1 is	quite
      1 issued	Directive
      1 Issue'	in
      1 is	sure
      1 is	the
      1 Is	there
      1 is	typically
      1 it	—
      1 it	any
      1 it	could
      1 it	does
      1 item	such
      1 it	mainly
      1 it	occupied
      1 Its	Consequences,
      1 itself	—
      1 its	growth
      1 its	impact
      1 its	ingrained
      1 its	meaning
      1 it,	the
      1 it	turned
      1 it	was
      1 J.	1992.
      1 Jamaicans,	and
      1 "Japanese"	*
      1 *	"Japanese"
      1 Java-India	claro/a
      1 J.,	ed.
      1 Jeffrey	S.,
      1 Jerónimo	O.
      1 Jersey	1,462,393
      1 Jersey	151,744
      1 Jersey	224,391
      1 Jersey	336,769
      1 Jersey	3,972,595
      1 Jersey	709,755
      1 Jersey	and
      1 Jersey.	For
      1 Jersey;	the
      1 +	Jobs
      1 Jobs	+
      1 John.	2001.
      1 Johnson,	Kevin.
      1 JOIN	OUR
      1 Jorge.	2002.
      1 Jorge	Duany,
      1 José	A.
      1 Journal,	13,
      1 J.P.	Mayer.
      1 Jr.,	Henry
      1 Judith	Blau,
      1 Kanstroom,	Daniel.
      1 Karen	Marotz.
      1 keeping	with
      1 Kevin.	2005.
      1 know	5.0
      1 "Korean"	*
      1 *	"Korean"
      1 label	developed
      1 labeled.	The
      1 labeled	themselves
      1 label	"Hispanic"
      1 label	implies
      1 label	most
      1 labels	common
      1 labels	of
      1 Landale,	Nancy
      1 Land:	Community
      1 Land:	Historical
      1 Langley,	Lester
      1 Language	Access:
      1 language	for
      1 large	number
      1 largest	Hispanic
      1 Largest	Hispanic
      1 largest	pan-ethnic
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      1 largest	states
      1 late	1960s.
      1 Later	analyses
      1 Later	criticism
      1 later	from
      1 later.)	Table
      1 latest	estimates
      1 Latin	America,
      1 "Latino"	—
      1 Latino	2,790,209
      1 Latino/a	4.1
      1 Latino-Americano/a	0.6
      1 "Latino,"	and
      1 Latino"	and
      1 "Latino"	answers;
      1 Latino	are
      1 Latino"	Category
      1 Latino	have
      1 Latino-Hispano/a	0.3
      1 Latino"	in
      1 Latino	Nationality
      1 Latino	origin
      1 "Latinos"	are
      1 Latinos	are
      1 "Latinos"	in
      1 Latinos"	may
      1 Latinos	or
      1 Latinos	self-report
      1 'Latinos',"	which
      1 Latinos:	White
      1 Latino,	the
      1 Latino."	The
      1 "Latino"),	though
      1 Latino"	were
      1 Latin	parents
      1 latter	point
      1 latter	was
      1 Laura	E.
      1 &	Law
      1 Law	+
      1 law	asserted
      1 law	(if
      1 law	in
      1 Law	Journal,
      1 Lawrence;	edited
      1 Law	Review,
      1 Law:	The
      1 Lawyering.	Houston:
      1 Leading	Rogue
      1 learn	to
      1 least	in
      1 led	to
      1 legal	discussion
      1 legal	statuses,
      1 Legend	in
      1 legislation	that
      1 legitimized	by
      1 Lessons	for
      1 less	pronounced,
      1 less	real.
      1 Lester	D.
      1 Life.	Chicago:
      1 Life,	edited
      1 lineage,	or
      1 Lines:	The
      1 Line:	The
      1 Lingering	historical
      1 links	supposedly
      1 listed	this
      1 LIST	The
      1 local	governments
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      1 "long-form"	questionnaire
      1 Longitudinal	Study
      1 long-term	implications
      1 López,	Ian.
      1 Louis.	1986.
      1 Loveman,	Mara,
      1 low	of
      1 Luis	E.
      1 M.	1986.
      1 made	in
      1 made	particularly
      1 Mae	N.
      1 main	content
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      1 mainly	administrative
      1 main	patterns
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      1 "mainstream	Americans"
      1 majority	(85
      1 majority-white	population
      1 make	it
      1 malleability	of
      1 Malleable	Meaning
      1 malleable	way
      1 Maltby,	William
      1 Management	and
      1 mandates	the
      1 Manifest	Destinies:
      1 Mankind,	Peopling
      1 Many	families
      1 many	generations,
      1 (many	mixing
      1 many	other
      1 +	Maps
      1 Maps	[
      1 Mara,	and
      1 marker	of
      1 marking	the
      1 Marotz.	2005.
      1 Marta,	et
      1 Marta	Tienda
      1 mass	media,
      1 match	in
      1 Matthew.	2003.
      1 Mayer.	Garden
      1 may	invite
      1 meaning	continues
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      1 Meaning	of
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      1 meaning.	What
      1 means.	In
      1 measured	by
      1 Measurement	in
      1 measures	of
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      1 Meissner	and
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      1 members	of
      1 Memory	in
      1 Men"	and
      1 Menjívar,	Cecilia,
      1 *	Menu
      1 Menu	+
      1 mere	46
      1 Mestizo/a	4.7
      1 methods	of
      1 *	Mexican
      1 —	Mexican-American
      1 Mexican-American	organizations,
      1 Mexican	Americans,
      1 Mexican	Americans.
      1 Mexican	ancestry
      1 Mexican	Ancestry
      1 Mexican	descent
      1 Mexican	Immigrants
      1 Mexican-origin	population
      1 Mexican,	Puerto
      1 —	Mexicans,
      1 Mexicans,	42
      1 Mexicans	alone
      1 Mexicans	in
      1 Mexicans,	Puerto
      1 Mexicans,	Salvadorans,
      1 Mexicans	were
      1 *	Mexico:
      1 Mexico	—
      1 Mexico:	A
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      1 Mexico,	Puerto
      1 Michael	A.,
      1 Michelle	Mittelstadt
      1 +	Middle
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      1 +	Migrants,
      1 Migrants:	Between
      1 »	Migration
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      1 Migration	&
      1 migration	and
      1 Migration	Data
      1 Migration	Portal
      1 Migration	Study
      1 million	Americans
      1 million	in
      1 million	non-Hispanics
      1 Million,	Now
      1 million	people,
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      1 minimal	classification
      1 minimum	categories
      1 Minorities	and
      1 Minorities."	Social
      1 minority	—
      1 minority-group	boundaries
      1 minority	groups,
      1 minority	groups'
      1 minority-group	status
      1 minority	in
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      1 misleading,	concealing
      1 mismatches	by
      1 misnomer	based
      1 Mitchell	(eds.),
      1 Mittelstadt	[
      1 mixed	European
      1 mixed	"Hispanic"
      1 Mixed	Hispano/a
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      1 mixture	of
      1 Modal	Source
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      1 Modern	America.
      1 Moncada,	and
      1 Montejano,	David.
      1 Monterey.	Berkeley:
      1 moral	meaning.
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      1 more	in-depth
      1 Moreno/a	1.9
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      1 more	precisely,
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      1 Move:	Identities
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      1 Much	has
      1 Much	of
      1 Mulato/a	0.3
      1 *	Multimedia
      1 Multimedia	*
      1 multiple	origins
      1 Multiple	Origins,
      1 multiracial	(10.7
      1 multiracial;	and
      1 Multiracial	Hispanic,
      1 "multiracial,"	or
      1 "Multiracial"	were
      1 Muñiz.	2007.
      1 N.	2004.
      1 *N=418	When
      1 Nancy	S.,
      1 +	National
      1 National	Academies
      1 National	Academy
      1 national	and
      1 national	era
      1 nationalities	from
      1 nationalities,	including
      1 Nationality	as
      1 nationality	group,
      1 nationality	groups
      1 nationality	groups,
      1 nationality	of
      1 nationally	of
      1 national	origin.
      1 national	origins?
      1 national	origins.
      1 national	population.
      1 national	self-image.
      1 national	total,
      1 Nation	by
      1 Nation	on
      1 Nation:	Outsiders
      1 Nation:	Perceptions
      1 Nation,	Race,
      1 *	"Native
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      1 Native,"	"Asian
      1 native-born	children
      1 "Native	Hawaiian
      1 "Native	Hawaiian"
      1 Native	Land:
      1 Native,"	"Native
      1 natives,	and
      1 natural,	fixed
      1 natural	increase.
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      1 nature...	The
      1 NC:	Duke
      1 nearly	4
      1 needs"	of
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      1 Negro"	*
      1 Neil.	2004.
      1 newcomers	and
      1 newcomers	differ
      1 new	federal
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      1 *	News
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      1 *	Newsroom
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      1 Ngai,	Mae
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      1 nine	nationality
      1 nine	out
      1 No.	38
      1 Nonetheless,	despite
      1 Nonetheless,	Directive
      1 non-Hispanic	black
      1 non-Hispanics	—
      1 non-Hispanics	(0.2
      1 non-Hispanics	by
      1 non-Hispanics	counted
      1 &	North
      1 +	North
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      1 North	America
      1 North	America.
      1 North	Carolina
      1 Northeast	and
      1 no	such
      1 —	notably
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      1 notably,	there
      1 not	by
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      1 Note:	*
      1 Note:	*N=418
      1 Notes:	*
      1 noteworthy	both
      1 "not	Hispanic
      1 "Not	Hispanic,
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      1 not	"Hispanics"
      1 notice	in
      1 notions,	and
      1 notions	of
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      1 November	1969
      1 November	2020
      1 Now	15
      1 now	more
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      1 number	of
      1 NY:	Doubleday
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      1 of	Cubans.
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      1 offered	a
      1 offered	respondents
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      1 official	categories
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      1 official	or
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      1 Official	Statistics
      1 of	five
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      1 offspring	of
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      1 of	group
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      1 of	'Hispanic:'
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      1 of	Mexicans,
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      1 of	three
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      1 of	White
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      1 Olivas,	Michael
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      1 O.	Muñiz.
      1 on	an
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      1 one;	a
      1 one-fifth	of
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      1 one	survey,
      1 one-third	consists
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      1 o	Newsroom
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      1 on	Hispanics
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      1 online.	Sources
      1 only	2
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      1 only	74
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      1 o	Overview
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      1 or	genetically
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      1 origin"	and
      1 origin	and
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      1 Origin	can
      1 origin	comprised
      1 Origin	Data."
      1 origin:	Dominicans,
      1 origin	groups,
      1 Origin	Groups
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      1 origin.	Intergroup
      1 Origin"	or
      1 origin.	Origin
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      1 Origin."	People
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      1 Origin	Respondent
      1 origins	and
      1 origins.	If
      1 origins	in
      1 origins,	legal
      1 Origins	of
      1 origins?	The
      1 Origins,	Uncertain
      1 origin,"	they
      1 origin."	U.S.
      1 or	imposed
      1 or	intention.
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      1 or	Latino
      1 or	Latino,
      1 or	Latino."
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      1 or,	more
      1 or	Negro"
      1 or	"Not
      1 Oropesa.	2002.
      1 or	"other."
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      1 or	Other
      1 or	Pacific
      1 or	Puerto
      1 or	South
      1 or	state
      1 or	stigma.
      1 or	the
      1 Ortiz.	2008.
      1 Oscuro,	prieto,
      1 other	(and
      1 "Other	Asian"
      1 other	explanations,
      1 other?	(if
      1 "other."	If
      1 "other"	in
      1 other	indigenous
      1 Other	Minorities."
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      1 "Other	Pacific
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      1 Other	(Parent/Child)
      1 "Other"	Percent
      1 "other	race,"
      1 "other	race."
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      1 other	race.
      1 "Other"	race
      1 "Other	Race"
      1 Other	Race"
      1 other	relevant
      1 others	classified
      1 others.	Divisions
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      1 other	Spanish-speaking
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      1 "other."	When
      1 otherwise,	"Hispanics"
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      1 OUR	LIST
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      1 out	that
      1 over	40
      1 over	65
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      1 over	differential
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      1 Overview	o
      1 overwhelming	majority
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      1 own	racial
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      1 Pacific	Islanders.
      1 pan-ethnic	minority
      1 Paper	No.
      1 Paradigm	Publishers,
      1 Parent	30.6
      1 Parent	48.0
      1 Parent	5.7
      1 Parent	58.1
      1 Parent	61.8
      1 Parent	66.7
      1 Parent	67.7
      1 Parent	84.6
      1 Parent	87.8
      1 Parent	93.1
      1 (Parent/Child)	Percent
      1 Parents	and
      1 Parents,	by
      1 parents.	Creating
      1 parents	defined
      1 parents.	During
      1 parents.	In
      1 parents	or
      1 parents.	The
      1 parents	to
      1 part,	a
      1 particularly	salient
      1 particular	meaning
      1 particular,	pressed
      1 part	of
      1 passed	a
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      1 past	few
      1 Past	Practices
      1 patterns	analyzed
      1 patterns	of
      1 patterns	were
      1 peoplehood	in
      1 people	in
      1 People	of
      1 people,	or
      1 People."	Pp.
      1 peoples	and
      1 peoples	so
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      1 perceived	others
      1 percent	—
      1 percentages	for
      1 percentages.	Interviews
      1 percent)	and
      1 percent)	as
      1 Percent	Asian
      1 percent	by
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      1 percent	chose
      1 percent.	Hence,
      1 percent.	"Hispanic"
      1 percent.	Hispanics
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      1 percent).	In
      1 Percent	Indigenous*
      1 percent).	Intragroup
      1 Percent	Latin
      1 percent).	Most
      1 Percent	of
      1 percent,	respectively.
      1 percent	self-reported
      1 percent)	specified
      1 percent.	(This
      1 percent),	while
      1 percent	"white."
      1 Perceptions	of
      1 permanent	trait
      1 permitting	an
      1 person	or
      1 person's	parents
      1 Persons	who
      1 Perú,	Ecuador
      1 Peruvians,	and
      1 Peruvians	and
      1 Pew	Hispanic
      1 |	ph.
      1 phenomenon,	yet
      1 phenotypes	(many
      1 phenotypic	difference
      1 pigment	of
      1 "Pigments	of
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      1 place,	socioeconomic
      1 Plans	By
      1 Plans	Policy
      1 plus	another
      1 plus	Spain,
      1 pointedly	added
      1 point	is
      1 point	to
      1 Policies	and
      1 +	Policy
      1 Policy	
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      1 Policy	+
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      1 Policy	o
      1 Policy	Program
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      1 political	discrimination
      1 Politics:	The
      1 popular	culture
      1 Population	281,421,906
      1 population	8
      1 population	as
      1 population.	By
      1 population	differ
      1 population	from
      1 Population	Growth."
      1 population	is
      1 population	of
      1 Population	Projections:
      1 Population	Reference
      1 population	reported
      1 populations	are
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      1 Population	Surpasses
      1 Population	Survey
      1 populations.	Yet
      1 population	that
      1 population.	(This
      1 Population	Today
      1 Portal	+
      1 Post,	October
      1 potential	long-term
      1 Pp.	111-163
      1 Pp.	111-163.
      1 Pp.	16-65
      1 Pp.	341-357
      1 Pp.	60-73
      1 practice,	and
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      1 PRB	Report
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      1 U.S.	Census,
      1 US	Census,
      1 U.S.	citizens
      1 U.S.	context
      1 U.S.-Cuba	Relations."
      1 U.S.	Data
      1 used	for
      1 used	in
      1 used	not
      1 used	to
      1 "U.S.	Hispanic
      1 U.S.	history
      1 using	subjective
      1 using	the
      1 Us	o
      1 U.S.	population.
      1 "U.S.	Population
      1 U.S.	Racializes
      1 U.S.-raised	children
      1 U.S.	residents.)
      1 (U.S.	total):
      1 validity	and
      1 variability	would
      1 variable,	not
      1 varies	not
      1 variety	of
      1 various	groups
      1 variously	since
      1 vary	depending
      1 varying	degrees
      1 vast	differences
      1 "Vietnamese"	*
      1 *	"Vietnamese"
      1 Vilma	Ortiz.
      1 v.	Texas
      1 Walton,	John.
      1 'War	on
      1 —	was
      1 was	43
      1 was	added
      1 was	between
      1 was	checked,
      1 was	constructed
      1 .	Washington,
      1 Washington,	D.C.:
      1 Washington	Post,
      1 was	made
      1 was	originally
      1 was	still
      1 was	that
      1 was	the
      1 was	used
      1 ways.	Such
      1 way	that
      1 way	the
      1 Weisner.	Chicago:
      1 Weisner,	ed.,
      1 well.	An
      1 —	were
      1 were:	*
      1 were	65
      1 were	92
      1 were	a
      1 were	adopted
      1 were	almost
      1 were	basically
      1 were	by
      1 were	coded,
      1 were	deemed
      1 were	Dominicans
      1 were	done
      1 were	far
      1 were	fixed
      1 were	in
      1 were	incorporated
      1 were	more
      1 were	not
      1 were	open-ended
      1 were	significantly
      1 were	the
      1 were	white,
      1 West	coasts
      1 West	Indians
      1 We	Would
      1 what	is
      1 What	is
      1 what	race
      1 when	asked
      1 When	asked
      1 when	it
      1 when	the
      1 When	those
      1 where	its
      1 (where	Mexicans,
      1 (where	the
      1 whether	self-asserted
      1 which	an
      1 which	country
      1 which	includes
      1 which	is
      1 which	it
      1 which	questions
      1 which	these
      1 which	was
      1 which	were
      1 while	81
      1 while	about
      1 while	Colombians,
      1 While	scarcely
      1 while	the
      1 While	the
      1 "white"	—
      1 "White"	*
      1 *	"White"
      1 White	3.8
      1 white	(48
      1 white	(79
      1 white),	and
      1 "White")	and
      1 "white,"	as
      1 "white,"	"black,"
      1 "White,"	"Black,"
      1 "White,	Black,
      1 White	Black
      1 White:	Boundary
      1 white	by
      1 White	by
      1 "white,"	compared
      1 white,	compared
      1 "white"	decreased
      1 white	for
      1 White	Hegemony
      1 White	Hispano/a
      1 White	House
      1 whiteness	and
      1 "whitening"	ideology
      1 "white"	now
      1 "White");	offered
      1 "white"	plus
      1 "white"	ranged
      1 white	supremacy.
      1 White	Supremacy
      1 "white."	The
      1 who	are
      1 who	chose
      1 who	conceived
      1 who	did
      1 whole	using
      1 who	listed
      1 whom	labeled
      1 whom	self-reported
      1 whom	"suffer
      1 who	rejected
      1 who	self-reported
      1 widened	to
      1 wider	range
      1 widest	mismatches
      1 William	S.
      1 willingness	to
      1 will	or
      1 with	60
      1 with	a
      1 with	attendant
      1 with	congressional
      1 with	deep
      1 with	European,
      1 with	immigrant
      1 within	families.
      1 within	groups,
      1 within	the
      1 within	them
      1 within	those
      1 with	Mexicans
      1 Without	Borders
      1 without	exception:
      1 without	indicating
      1 with	stereotypical
      1 with	that
      1 with	the
      1 with	which
      1 +	Work
      1 worth	or
      1 would	exist.
      1 Would	Rather
      1 write	in
      1 Writing,	and
      1 (written	in
      1 wrote	down
      1 (yellow)	0.3
      1 Yet	Hispanics
      1 yet	it
      1 York-New	Jersey;
      1 York-New	Jersey.
      1 York	region.
      1 York:	Routledge.
      1 You	are
      1 you	define
      1 YOU	HAVE
      1 you	racially?
      1 yourself	racially?
      1 you	think
      1 youths	(aged
      1 youths,	less
      1 youths'	notions
      1 youths	representing
      1 youths	who
      1 you:	white,
      1 Zimmer,	eds.,
      1 Zolberg,	Aristide.