I'm of Hispanic origin and have asked numerous instructors and family members, to no avail.
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Answer: The double E and double U indicate that the letter represents a plural. Some other common Spanish abbreviations, among them FF. AA. for Fuerzas Armadas (Armed Forces) and AA. EE. for Asuntos Exteriores (Foreign Affairs), do the same thing. (Also in very common use are the abbreviations without the spaces and/or periods, such as EEUU, FFAA and AAEE.) Such a doubling of letters isn't done for all plurals; ONU is the abbreviation for la Organización de las Naciones Unidas, the United Nations\n\nMore: http://spanish.about.com/od/writtenspanish/a/ee_uu.htm
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If you are sincere in your quest, talk to some residents in the Native American Indian Reservation nearest to your place... Perhaps someone there could be of help to you.\n\nOther than that, try to join a sweat lodge.\n\nPeace be with you.
350254
Mexicans seem to be alone and excluded from the Hispanic race. I'm not going to lie I'm Puerto Rican and people in my family and some of our other Hispanic friends don’t see Mexicans as the same. I don’t know why they’re so discriminated against by other Hispanics. I have Mexican friends who will never admit to anyone what they are. It’s very sad. Hispanics can tell the difference but you can’t expect others to. Can you tell the difference between an African-Americans and Africans? Probably not. Can you tell the difference between Asians? Probably not. Same thing.
525447
I sounds like you got some mad skillz, but sorry bro you can't. I know plenty of guys like you and they all got rejected. Its under CIF rules, the league does background checks on every player.
477259
um, I'm assuming you're in Korea? (try to be more specific in your questions) There are some English speaking officers in the immigration offices in South Korea. I remember dealing with someone who spoke at least some English. (no, sorry I don't remember their names) Just try calling and asking if anyone speaks English. They'll do their best to find someone for you. Or get a Korean friend to call on your behalf (but that might be tricky because not many people want to rat out their illegal tutors!)
675252
I don't think that just anyone can go and look up your case with immigration. I think you should contact immigration and ask them about your case.
654819
Your human and I bet beautiful, sounds like a great combo, who cares, I am mixed hispanic and swedish, I have no idea what I am, so on all paperwork I mark two ethnicities who cares!!  There is tooo much emphasis on who is what color, be happy!!!
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From the age of 5; I always deemed one either for my name or my mixed heritage.\nMy father is white from Port Arthur,TX and my mother is from Matehuala, Mexico. \nMy unusual name both first and last got me in lots of trouble. My mixed heritage kept me from being fully accepted by white society. I look hispanic, but I speak very good english. It throws people off that are white because I don't look white. It throws mexicans off because my spanish is not so good and english very good.\nMexicans do not care that I am half white. White people look at me as halfbreed and do no want their daughters near me. I am not very handsome, but it does give me pause that some white women look past me almost all of the time. \nI am a likeable person. I have no criminal record. I am kind to others. \nI hope to see a day when this goes away, but given the current immigration issues in US, I am not holding my breath. \nPrejudice is an old concept and so long as it exists a man and a woman of different worlds will very rarely meet and have a beautiful life together.
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Sorry I'm from Australia. Have you tried searching their names on the web or contacting the schools you attended to see if they can get in contact with these people? \n\nGood luck!
557570
Sorry. That's hard. Maybe it wasn't just the age factor. He may have had education and skills you didn't. Or maybe one of his relatives helped get him the job. Do you still want to work there? If so, contact the human resources department to find out what other jobs are or will be available. Good luck.
654841
Your Spanish ancestry is coming out.  Spaniards are white.  People in this country are so culturally ignorant that they associate Hispanic with dark brown people.  The people they are referring to are Indian...ie  indigenous peoples of the area.
451111
Sounds like a cultural issue to me.  Kind of like how in Mexico they take a siesta in the afternoon.  Yet, actually the hispanic population are hard workers, a misconception, really.  I work better with a nap too!  So without being familiar with the cultural aspect of your students, I am wondering motivates?  Good grades?  Tell them if work is a day late it won't recieve better than a C no matter how good the work is.  Perhaps a reminder about how much material this course must cover this semester, how they will not be prepared for next course if material isn't covered, not getting value for tuition dollars by not working at the class or something.  This may seem strange, but what motivates the parents?  Speaking to the elders may give you insight on how to reach the kids.  Or not.  ;-)  Really, I truly wish the best for you on this, but remember that if they don't want to learn, you can't make them learn.
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Sure, so let's have them not learn English.  Now they can't get educated because classes are in English. They cannot get a good job because American businesses operate in English.  They cannot even go to the grocery store and guarantee that they will be understood.  Hispanics should not be forced to learn English but they should be encouraged to take that option when presented.
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You won't want to hear this, but there are PLENTY of qualified teachers here in the U.S. - unfortunately, there has to be a minimum number of minority teachers hired at different schools. Reverse racism. I have been told straight out that I would have had a job, but they couldn't get a minority waiver.
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Try calling the New York Immigration Coalition and see if they can take your case.
104115
i  would  tell  them  to  fix  it  or  i   would  sue  them. what  kinda  offers  did  thay give  you.  where  thay  ethnic  or  american? that  makes  a  big  deal.
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While heritage is important it does not define you.  I have the same problem.  I'm half Hispanic and 5' 10" (unusual) and all the dark features of being Hispanic.  My Hispanic father died before I was born so I raised by Caucasian mother and Caucasian stepfather.  When I vacation in Mexico or go to ethic markets they shake their heads in disappointment because I don't know the language.  It used to really upset me.  Until I realized that I can respect my heritage but it does not define me.  \n\nI hope this helps.