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Pew Research CenterOctober 21, 2013
Three-Fourths of Hispanics Say Their Community Needs a Leader

Most Hispanics Unable to Name A Hispanic Leader…But Most Say It Is Important for the Community to Have One

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Three-Fourths of Hispanics Say Their Community Needs a Leader
Most Hispanics Unable to Name A Hispanic Leader…But Most Say It Is Important for the Community to Have One
Not All Hispanics See Shared Common Values Among U.S. Hispanics…
Diverse Views of Identity Among Hispanics
Who Is the Most Important Hispanic Leader in the Country Today?
How Important Is It for the U.S. Hispanic Community to Have a National Leader Advancing Its Concerns?
Across Hispanic Origin Groups, Most Use a Specific Hispanic Origin Term to Describe Their Identity
Term Used Most Often to Describe Identity
Preference for the Terms “Hispanic” and “Latino,” by Hispanic Origin Group
Preference for the Terms “Hispanic” and “Latino”
Do You Think of Yourself as a Typical American? By Hispanic Origin Group
Do You Think of Yourself as a Typical American?
Views of Shared Values among U.S. Hispanics, by Hispanic Origin Group
Views of Shared Values Among U.S. Hispanics
Views of Shared Values Between U.S. Hispanics and the Home Country, by Hispanic Origin Group
Views of Shared Values Between U.S. Hispanics and the Home Country
2013 Hispanic Survey Details
Interviews by Strata

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