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The Culture of Afro-Latinos

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By Ti’Anna Davis

Did you know that 24% of the 54 million Hispanics that make up the United States population identify as Afro-Latino?

It’s degrading.

Faustina further impacted the United States when he created the Knights of Peter Claver, which is an all-black group that protests the Catholic churches that neglected him for being black.

The organization’s focus was to protest Puerto Rican poverty and racism.

“Racist stereotypes in Spanish language/Latino/a media.”

Source: Official Student Newspaper of St. Petersburg College
This Black Fact was brought to you by National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAP) Boston Chapter

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