… Studies, the notion of a linked fate still continues to exist among … support for the notion of a
linked fate among Hispanics, and this … to the increase in Spanishlanguage media outlets (eg, …

… Hence, consciousness of a common destiny or linked fate can be important to ethnic identification
… use: a large portion of our sample speaks only Spanish at home, and a much smaller …

… the collective impetus to pass the Spanish language and Spanish cultural practices on to
following … of Spanish Santa Feans in three-and-a-half centuries grew up not speaking Spanish. (…

… leaves the fate of Federal support for bilingual education and Voting Rights Act language …
a multilingual country, in which the Spanish language is as fully American as is English and …

… Recent emigration to Spain is distinct: sparked by a sudden economic collapse, it emerges
… The labour market in Spain is not only segmented by sex but, for women, characterised by an …

… and socioeconomic deprivation widen BlackBrown linked fate to create novel platforms for …
US settlers founded modern LA in 1850, two years after Mexico ceded land of which Spanish …

In his enduring study of Spanish-speaking Californians—a group that includes both native-born
Californians, or Californios, and immigrants from Mexico—Leonard Pitt charts one of the …

… The organization also conducted its meetings in three different languages (Spanish, English,
and Chinese), published trilingual flyers, and a bilingual newsletter. The BRU also linked …

‘We have room for but one language here’: Language and national identity in the US at the
turn of the 20th century Page 1 ‘We have room for but one language here’: Language and …

… The influence of liberals and liberal ideas in Spain and Spanish America in the early nineteenth
century has attracted the scholarly attention of numerous writers, as the extensive notes …