Bias & discrimination against the Hispanic community

In a recent survey, 65% of Hispanic people said that they had experienced unfair treatment because of their ethnicity.
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History of systemic racism

Learn about the history of racism in America and how it's linked to systems of oppression.
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Understand how bias and inequity show up for the Hispanic community

Understanding systemic racism and inequity in Latine communities

Learn about systemic racism and inequities that affecting the Latine community.
Learn about racism and inequality

The history of Latine erasure

The conversation in this episode sheds light on the exclusion of Latine experiences in U.S history books. Find out how erasure and lack of representation are linked.
Learn about erasure

A historic overview of Latine immigration

Learn about the history of Latine immigration to the United States. Find out about issues tied to citizenship, immigration, and more.
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Identity and belonging

The U.S. population is diverse and complex. Read this report to learn data about the groups, identities, and perspectives that make up the U.S. today.
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Facts about immigration

Learn about bias, discrimination, and xenophobia toward immigrants and refugees in the U.S. and what we can do to support them.
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Profiles of DACA recipients

Learn about what life was like before Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Find out how DACA has affected the lives of these recipients.
Learn about DACA

Inequities and anti-immigration practices in housing

Municipalities across the U.S. have passed city ordinances to keep undocumented immigrants and Latino citizens out of their city limits.
Learn more about inequities in housing
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Health and mental wellness for the Hispanic community

Inequities in health for the Hispanic community

The health and well-being of Hispanic communities can be a challenge. Read through stats to learn more about health in this community.
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Questions to self reflect

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Have you ever asked a person “where are you really from”, or assumed they were born outside of the U.S. based on their ethnicity?

Asking someone “where they’re really from” implies that they aren’t really “from here” and may make them feel like they are an outsider who doesn’t belong. Instead, you can ask someone how they identify themselves (Asian American, Korean American, Puerto Rican, Latino, etc.), or ask about their heritage.
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