Dallas is, by every demographic measure, a Hispanic city. Hispanics are the largest ethnic group within the city limits, at 42.6% of the population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
My son George is 8 years old, attends public school, is about to be in the third grade, and he is Hispanic, like most of the little ones who lost their lives last week in Uvalde.
A survey of Texas Hispanics and Latinos shows that few embrace the new term.
The Bush name was once synonymous with Texas Republican politics. From George H.W. Bush’s eight years as vice president (1981-89) and four years as president (1989-93) to George W. Bush’s six years as governor of Texas (1994-2000) and eight years as president (2001-2009), no family comes close to matching the Bush family’s gravitas and influence within Texas Republican politics during this period.
Democratic hopes for turning Texas blue hinge heavily on winning the vote of a large majority of the state’s growing Hispanic population.
U.S. Census figures show the Hispanic and white populations are about the same size.
The Native American Quinnipiac tribe of North America has a legend to explain a peculiar rock embankment resting peacefully on the hills just north of New Haven, Conn.
