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Hispanic people 

Hispanics a are people who come from a country that was historically Spaniard. They are not a race of people but a cultural mix of African, European and indigenous cultures mixed. Hispanics are very diverse but always see each other as one. Hispanics are hardworking and value family.
Did you see the Hispanic people's festival last week? There was so much dancing and colors everywhere.
Hispanic people by Chosensound98 September 15, 2018
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Hispanic People 

A race of people descended from places ranging from Cuba, Mexico, Latin America, etc. In America, they are one of the most hated people due to their inability to speak good English, and a negative connotation/racial remark used against them is the word Spic (Hispanic). They are the worst payed (Spanish speaking) and it is often thought that all hispanics are "a bunch of Mexicans". Despite what many say, Hispanics are not considered "white", as can be seen by various factors, such as statistics about the different races that voted in certain years, and they're divided into "White", "Black", "Asian", and "Hispanic". Many Hispanics, especially Cubans, have recent African ancestry, and that can be seen by people who have light skin, and curled/kinky hair. After all, it is estimated that more than half of the Cuban population, about 60%, is descended from Black/African Slaves that were in Cuba (Spaniard/French? Control).
Hispanic people are the best at dancing their ass off. They're quick to catch the rhythm.
Hispanic People by Leader115 April 18, 2018
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