I hear the term "Latinx" more often from commentators who are against it than anywhere else - and I'm a college professor. https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/1467878900025937920 …
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Replying to @ijbailey
Maybe because that's primarily where you notice it?
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Replying to @CathyYoung63 @ijbailey
I've only heard Latinx used once in conversation and a handful of times in articles/posts/political speech. Have heard complaints about it countless times, in the hundreds. Probably a ratio between 1:50 and 1:100
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Interesting. Used interchangeably with Latino or Hispanic? Or exclusively? Weirdly, looks like it's not even capitalized? Wtf?pic.twitter.com/ns4lKpWJBe
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Replying to @CathyYoung63 @ijbailey
3 seconds searching would make clear that writers are free to use as they prefer. Which is how it should be in a free society.https://www.thenation.com/?acs_filter_type_field=all&s=hispanic&acs_filter_type_field=all&acs_filter_datefilter=All&acs_filter_sort_field=post_date_gmt&acs_filter_sort_order=desc …
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"latinx" instances in 11/2020 = 11
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"hispanic" instances in 11/2020 = 5
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Or, latinx used in 4 articles, Hispanics in 5, Latinos in 10 to give a more accurate count.
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