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5768
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In 2003, the Latino population, mostly Mexican, in North Carolina numbers around half a million. A common question is whether these individuals will assimilate into American culture or become part of a disenfranchised minority. Palico discusses emerging trends in the Latino population - demographics, economic development, and social and political organization -- to answer this question.
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Independent Weekly
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57 [volumes 13 - 23 on microfilm]), Vol. 20 Issue 4, Jan 2003,
p16-17, il
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29668
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Stefan Latorre is an attorney and radio host of his Spanish language radio show, “La Verdad de la Ley” in Charlotte, North Carolina. When he started the program more than ten years ago, the Latorre set out to address common concerns and misconceptions, and inform Charlotte’s Hispanic community about their legal rights.
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