… , impacts perceptions of linked fate among bilingual Latinos, … in Spanish are more likely to
report in-group linked fate than … stronger among consumers of Spanish-language news. This …

… (2006b) find that linked fate is highest among foreignborn and Spanish dominant Latinos
(after controlling for other factors). This suggests the weakening of ethnic attachments as a …

… The surveys were administered in two languages: English and Spanish. The response rate
for the survey conducted in October 2014 was 6.2 percent, and 6.8 percent for the survey in …

… The previous literature has found that linked fate levels are higher among the Spanish
dominant and Latinos whose family is more closely connected to the immigration experience, as …

… of the United States and was conducted in the preferred language of the respondent (English,
Spanish or both languages). Interviews were conducted between November 17, 2005 and …

… the survey, conducted by interviewing service of America in both english and spanish,
contains approximately 165 distinct items ranging from demographic descriptions to political …

… linked fate both as feeling that what happens to Latinos generally affects what happens in
one’s life (referred to simply as linked fate) … To control for Spanish-language use, we included …

… Thus, I inquire if linked fate and immigrant linked fate will have … I examine linked fate and
immigrant linked fate, keeping in mind … Lastly, speaking Spanish among Latinos decreases the …

… linked fate among Asian Americans based on language, citizenship status, as well as nativity
due to the limited sample. Thus, the higher levels of linked fate … in English and Spanish and …

… Americans and Latinxs and shows that linked fate, or the degree to … Social exclusion and
discrimination promote linked fate, … Mexican, Puerto Rican, and Spanish-origin groups, with all …