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Same and Different: Latino College Students’ Perceptions of Themselves and Others on Campus

Abstract

In this study, most Latino college students preferred the term “Hispanic” over “Latino” as a panethnic term. These Latino students also detailed their differences based on how they perceive other specific Latino ethnic groups, non-Latino groups, their political identity, and their immigration and citizenship status.

Resumen

En este estudio la mayoría de los estudiantes universitarios latinos prefirieron el término “hispano” en lugar de “latino” como término pan-étnico. Estos estudiantes latinos también describieron en detalle sus diferencias en base a: cómo perciben a otros grupos específicos de origen étnico latino, grupos no-latinos, su identidad política, y su estatus de ciudadanía e inmigración.

Posted in: Journal Article Abstracts on 04/25/2012 | Link to this post on IFP |
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