Sentence examples for perceptions of Latinos from inspiring English sources

Perceptions of Latinos aren't much different.

In thinking through the conversation the days that followed, I wondered if "Through Her Eyes: A Latina's Perspective in Media" was defining or hinting for "Media" to mean: U.S. Anglo mainstream media or U.S. Latino (both Spanish and English language) mainstream media, both or some abstract concept of the perception of Latinos out there?

"Most Americans' perception of Latinos is based on the Mexican stereotype because Mexicans make up 60 percent of the Latino population in the United States," he noted.

We are producing a national campaign to counter the misinformation and present a more realistic perception of American Latinos.

Manzano said the Latino Decisions polling data shows that Brewer had a negative impact on Latinos' perceptions of the Republican Party that will likely endure after she's gone.

For example, our results suggest that trauma and invisibility are important components of American Indian and immigrant Latinos' perceptions of the causes of poor personal and community health.

There is no doubt that Latino perceptions of Trump and Republican immigration policy are shaped by Spanish-language news reports largely unseen by the rest of America.

The poll also revealed that Latino voters' perceptions of the two presidential candidates are well entrenched.

Trump is divisive in real time, but he is also planting the seeds for longer-term damage to the perceptions of self-worth among girls, Latino-American children, and Muslim-American children.

Participants' responses uncovered perceptions of discrimination based on their Latino ethnicity, language spoken, and immigration status.

This study explores Latino undergraduate students' perceptions of the academic library and library staff and identifies the conditions which impede or facilitate the students' use of the library.