| For at least a couple of decades,
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| | degree of cultural assimilation which
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| analysts have predicted vast cultural,
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| | fuses these two groups together as
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| population and demographic changes that
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| | one.The Asian Latino Marketing
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| will soon begin to sweep across the
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| | NicheAlthough the actual number of
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| Americas. Within the United States
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| | ethnically mixed Asian Latinos in the
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| alone, much emphasis has been placed upon
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| | United States is unknown, they are
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| the rise of the Latino population and how
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| | considered to be very few in number,
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| by the year 2050, half of the US
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| | hence the use of the term Asian Latino
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| population will be non-white.However,
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| | which actually has a greater value for
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| what hasn?t been discussed with as much
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| | marketing purposes.When marketing
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| clarity is the growing niche of Asian
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| | strategists pair both ethnic groups
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| Latinos, a new cultural and marketing
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| | together what emerges is a potential
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| hybrid. Typically considered as separate
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| | marketing bonanza. The similarities
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| and distinct population silos, the Latino
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| | between the two population groups are
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| and Asian communities collectively could
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| | indeed striking. In addition to
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| potentially steer the course of the
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| | migrating to the US and retaining their
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| nation far more dramatically than ever
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| | native language and in many instances
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| possibly conceived.What is an Asian
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| | becoming bilingual, Asians and Latinos
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| Latino?The term Asian Latino is actually
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| | also share other commonalities as
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| a concept that is defined in two distinct
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| | well.Both ethnic groups reside heavily in
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| yet similar ways. First, there is a
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| | western American states, creating a
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| cultural definition of Asian Latinos,
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| | potential voting block should they decide
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| which comes as a direct result of
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| | to organize on key political issues.
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| cross-cultural marriage between the two
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| | According to the US Census Bureau figures
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| groups over several centuries in South
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| | released in 2004, both groups are
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| and Central America. Eventually through
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| | expected to triple in size by the year
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| immigration, the descendents of these
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| | 2050 in comparison to the Black and White
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| cross-cultural unions can also be found
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| | population groups which are expected to
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| throughout the United States.Second, the
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| | grow at 71% and 7% rates
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| term Asian Latino is also used to define
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| | respectively.Today in cities across the
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| a combined marketing niche of America's
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| | country, Asian and Latino businesses are
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| two fastest growing immigrant
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| | often located next to each other or in
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| populations, Latinos and Asians. The two
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| | close proximity, such as Atlanta?s Buford
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| groups share similarities in the fact
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| | Highway corridor and in both urban and
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| that both are non-English speaking groups
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| | suburban pockets of the city of
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| which have migrated to the US and now
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| | Milwaukee. Hence, small ethnocentric
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| have given birth to multiple generations,
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| | businesses play a key role in serving the
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| some of whom are bilingual, but all born
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| | Latino and Asian communities
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| and raised in America.From a
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| | respectively.With so many similarities
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| cross-cultural marriage perspective,
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| | and an expected triple digit jump in
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| Asian Latinos developed primarily from
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| | growth, the combined Asian and Latino
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| the migration of Filipinos, Chinese,
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| | populations in America could one day
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| Japanese, Koreans and Syrians. In fact,
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| | wield enormous financial power and wealth
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| Filipinos are recorded to have visited
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| | across America.The Political Landscape of
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| the Americas well over 500 years ago,
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| | the Asian Latino CommunityAccording to
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| before the Columbian-era.Filipinos
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| | the 2004 Urban Institute Studies Program
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| assisted Spanish colonists by becoming
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| | report by Dr. Jeffrey S. Passel, neither
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| sailors on the Manila galleons which were
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| | Latinos nor Asians vote according to
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| huge multi-decked wooden cargo ships that
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| | their current population proportions.
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| sailed across the Pacific Ocean from the
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| | According to the study, back in 2000,
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| Philippines to New Spain (Mexico).The
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| | Latinos represented 12.6 % of the total
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| galleons carried everything from spices,
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| | U.S. population, but only 5.3% of the
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| porcelain, and ivory, to silk cloth and
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| | votes cast. Asians were 4.2% of the
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| lacquerware to be sold to European
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| | population but only cast 1.9% of votes.
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| countries. The Manila-Acapulco galleon
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| | In contrast, whites accounted for 70% of
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| was a lucrative one, but when Mexico
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| | the population, but over 81% percent of
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| broke free of Spain?s control in 1821,
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| | all votes.In addition, the Urban
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| many Filipino sailors never returned home
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| | Institute Studies report also revealed
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| and remained in Acapulco.However, many
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| | that about 62% of Latinos could not
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| other Asians migrated to Central and
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| | register to vote in 2000 because they
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| South America as political refugees from
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| | were either too young or not U.S.
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| WWII and the Korean and Vietnamese Wars.
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| | citizens; 59% of Asians also could not
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| Yet many other Asians migrated to the
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| | register. In contrast, only 35% of Blacks
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| region to seek better economic
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| | and 25% of Whites could not register to
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| opportunity. In fact the term, "coolie"
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| | vote for demographic reasons.However, all
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| was often used in a derogatory manner to
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| | of this could drastically change as the
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| refer to unskilled labor from Asian
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| | individual Latino and Asian populations
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| countries, many of whom were young men
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| | age and become eligible to vote plus
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| who traveled to other parts of the world
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| | legalized immigrants in both communities
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| for work.The result has been mixed
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| | begin to exercise their right to vote in
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| Latino-Asian offspring spanning across
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| | greater numbers. Once this happens, not
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| South and Central America. Take Brazil
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| | only will both population groups
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| for example: there is estimated to be
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| | significantly influence western state
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| over one million ethnic Japanese living
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| | voting, they will also become a major
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| in the country, not to mention Japanese
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| | swing vote in key political states such
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| communities located in Columbia,
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| | as Ohio.The Future of Asian LatinosWith
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| Argentina, Peru and other parts of Latin
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| | tremendous population, financial, and
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| America.Approximately 15% of Peru's
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| | political power to come for the Asian and
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| population is considered to be Chinese,
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| | Latino communities, America will no
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| not to mention other inhabitants of
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| | longer resemble cookie cutter board
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| Western Asian countries (Syria, Turkey)
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| | images in vast sections of the country.
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| who have also settled throughout Latin
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| | Instead, Middle America will soon become
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| America as well.In an interview with Kipp
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| | every image, sight, and sound of the
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| Cheng of Diversity Magazine, Saul Gitlin
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| | evolving and dynamic groups of today.
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| of the marketing firm, Kan ... Lee
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| | Asian Latinos will one day become the
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| explains that "When they come to the
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| | norm in every aspect of society and not
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| United States, their primary language is
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| | the exception.To hear a radio commentary
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| Spanish or Portuguese, not Korean or
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| | on Asian Latinos, go to Davis is an
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| Japanese." So there is indeed some
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| | author, lecturer, and TV/Radio Host.
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