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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Generally speaking, that falls in the category of "multiracial", a designation that did not change significantly year-over-year. When you post a factual inaccuracy that is demonstrably false, you are done - that is to say, not to be taken seriously anymore because you don't know what you're talking about.[/quote] :shock: Hispanic is an ethnicity and not a race. You'd have to be comatose to have failed to notice that on every single school or medical form you fill out, under "Race", there is not a Hispanic category. Then, there's a separate checkbox for Hispanic or non-Hispanic after the race one. Many kids would check the boxes for White under race and then Hispanic under ethnicity. Some would check black or something else under race, and then Hispanic for ethnicity. [/quote] That's not how the TJ application works. The category is "Race/Ethnicity", and you have the following options: "White (non-Hispanic), Black (non-Hispanic), Hispanic, Asian, Multi-Racial/Other". [b]Again, you're not wrong, you just don't understand (or are choosing to conveniently ignore) the core concept of what's being discussed[/b].[/quote] Uh.. No. Someone (you?) asserted that kids who are white and hispanic would fall under the multiracial category. That is absolutely false, and they would not be considered multiracial. For FCPS paperwork, a white child of Hispanic ethnicity would check "White" for their race, and then they'd check "Hispanic". If they did a combined race/ethnicity, they would simply check Hispanic. Either way, TJ would consider those kids to be Hispanic and not white or multiracial. Multiracial is for kids who are of two races. It isn't used for Hispanic kids of a single race. [/quote]
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