Is there a difference between Hispanic and Latino/a?

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Hispanic means of Spanish origin, e.g. Mexican. A Latino/a is a person of Latin American descent, which could mean the Portuguese and French speaking, as well as Spanish speaking, areas. So, a Hispanic is likely to be Latino/a, but not necessarily the other way around. Jan 15 02, 10:22 AM

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