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Interview with Martin Perez on June 16 2015, Segment 27

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Martin Perez Wilfredo Gomez

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Perez asserts that he does not believe in the minority concept when referring to specific ethnic groups. He argues that Puerto Ricans are the majority in Paterson and Newark, New Jersey.

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Center for Puerto Rican Studies, Library and Archives

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Keywords

  1. Race
  2. Race Relations

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