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Dixon, Heriberto – 1986
The term "Hispanics" as currently used in the United States is a gross oversimplification of the reality of a highly heterogeneous people. Among the many important variables that divide and subdivide the Hispanic population into distinctive and significant subpopulations are race, language, time of arrival in the United States, national origin,…
Descriptors: Acculturation, Blacks, Cubans, Economic Status
