1218:"Almost everybody in Spain would be considered "White Hispanic" and all Spanish bio articles thus categorized. Also most Cubans, Argentinians and other non central-American Spanish speakers." I don't see how this disqualifies the utility of the category. Hispanic, for example, is an even larger category, yet it is in WIKIPEDIA.White Hispanic, in comparison to Hispanic, is actually a smaller category.
1355:"The related article is White Hispanic and Latino Americans and that article is stated as being American centric. White Latin American covers non-US locations and does have the advantage of including Brazil where race is also an issue. Hispanic, does not of course, cover Brazil. "That is an interesting suggestion. Perhaps White Latin American would be a more useful category label?
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Meaning of category: Hispanic is an ehtno-linguistic category. People of all races belong to it. However, this does not elide the fact that people are treated differently according to their ancestry/appearance. Hence, a White hispanic enjoys privileges that a Black
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1251:The related article is
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