Afro-Latin Americans or Black Latin Americans, refers to Latin Americans of significant African ancestry. The term may also refer to historical or cultural elements in Latin America thought to have emanated from this community.. The term Afro-Latin American refers specifically to people of African ancestry and not to European ancestry, such as Sub-Alpine European white.

In other words, the form would ask people to identify their race or origin and would include Hispanic along with black, white, Asian, American Indian and Pacific Islander.

Oct 04, 2009 · 10 Truths White And Black People Know, But Hispanic People Won’t Admit: 1. Hickeys are not attractive. 2. Chicken is food, not a roommate. 3. Jesus is not a name for your son.

Health of Hispanic or Latino Population; Health of Mexican American Population; Health of White non-Hispanic Population; More data. Trends in Black or African American population health from Health, United States; Tables of Summary Health Statistics from the National Health Interview Survey

The black Hispanics’ asthma prevalence estimates (18.5%) was different from both white Hispanic (10.2%) and non-Hispanic black people (9.5%), with black Hispanics more likely to have asthma than both racial/ethnic groups.

Black and Hispanic people may be more likely to have another intracerebral hemorrhage, or a stroke caused by bleeding in the brain, than white people, according to a study published in the June 6

Just like America, Latin America has a long and complex history that intersects between native people, European colonization, African slavery, and global immigration patterns, which is why there are white Latinos, native Latinos, black Latinos, Asian Latinos, and every kind of mixture that you can think of.

Blacks and Hispanics also see the extent of black progress in somewhat different ways, with African Americans distinctly more negative about the advancement they have made as a group in recent years. Fewer than a third (31%) of all blacks but 44% of Hispanics say the situation of black people in the United States has improved in the past decade.

So that means that If Hispanics are 17% of the population and blacks are 13%, so if Hispanics/Latinos are 56 million people, 13 million of them are BLACK. That also means that if you remove the blacks from the total… Black people in America are 13%, Hispanics (minus blacks) are also about 13%. These people are Latino/HIspanic and so are these

In 2015, for the first time ever, Mexico allowed people to identify as black or Afro-Mexican through a new question in its mid-decade survey. About 1.4 million Mexicans (or 1.2% of the population) self-identified as black or of African descent based on their culture, history or customs, according to Mexico’s chief statistical agency.