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Diversified Americans resisting census race labels - The Seattle Times

Diversified Americans resisting census race labels The Seattle Times Their answers included Mexican (8.7 million); Hispanic (5.1 million); Latin American (2 million); Puerto Rican (865000); Spanish (531000); Salvadoran (332000); and Dominican/Dominican Republic (295000). Among multiracial Americans, commonly used terms ... and more »

'Who Do You Think You Are': Martin Sheen Learns About His Ancestry (VIDEO) - Huffington Post

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'Who Do You Think You Are': Martin Sheen Learns About His Ancestry (VIDEO) Huffington Post He also discovered a Spanish uncle from his father's side who opposed the dictator Francisco Franco and was sentenced to life in prison in Pamplona, Spain. "I had no idea from whence I came," Sheen said. "I don't think my father knew a lot of the ... Lisa Kudrow And Martin Sheen Dish On Tonight's Return Of 'Who Do You Think You ...Ology Martin Sheen: 'I felt responsibility to do Who Do You Think You Are?'Digital Spy UK Martin Sheen's activist roots in the DNA, interview, Who Do You Think You Are?Monsters and Critics.com all 93 news articles »

The Brief ARC of Some Shipboard Romance - All At Sea

The Brief ARC of Some Shipboard Romance All At Sea Randy Tarr, a local Las Palmas dockside lounger of Spanish ancestry, was the first to complain about the aggressiveness of the applicants. “I was sitting at the sailors' bar while checking my email and glancing at some boat porn on noonsite.com—when ... and more »

Martin Sheen's IRA link - actor discovers uncle's republican past - JOE

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Martin Sheen's IRA link - actor discovers uncle's republican past JOE There were probably a few thing he was hoping to avoid when looking back into his Irish ancestry. IRA links probably ranked pretty highly for him. From Democratic President to Republic Army, Sheen was tracing his Irish and Spanish roots when he found ... 'Who Do You Think You Are?' 'Martin Sheen' on NBC RecapGather.com all 11 news articles »

Book review A wandering gene's destructive path - The Seattle Times

Book review A wandering gene's destructive path The Seattle Times It has been home to many different peoples for thousands of years, most recently Hispanos, a mix of Spanish and Indian populations. "... Almost everyone in the Culebra villages is related by blood," notes Jeff Wheelwright, a science writer who received ... and more »