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Take Two

Is it Hispanic or Latino? Pew study says most people don't have a preference

By Take Two Staff
Published Oct 31, 2013
Democratic Party workers hand out signs at a celebration marking Mexican Independence Day September 14, 2008 in Denver, Colorado.
Democratic Party workers hand out signs at a celebration marking Mexican Independence Day September 14, 2008 in Denver, Colorado.
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Is it Hispanic or Latino? Pew study says most people don't have a preference

The question of how people of Latin American descent choose to be identified surfaced again this week after the Pew Research Center put out a brief report. 

Is it "Latino" or "Hispanic" or something else altogether? Do people even care all that much?

KPCC's immigration and emerging communities reporter, Leslie Berestein Rojas joins us, with the latest on this long-running debate.