Less than two percent of Hispanic Americans use the woke, genderless terminology “Latinx” to describe themselves, a new poll finds.
John Binder
The poll from ICR-Miami for Americano Media reveals that more than 6-in-10 Hispanic Americans refer to themselves as “Hispanic” while about 3-in-10 use the term “Latino.” Only 1.7 percent of Hispanic Americans said they used the term “Latinx” which has been pushed by elected Democrats and social justice activists as the appropriate term because it is genderless and “meant to disrupt the grammatical binary that is inherent in this romance language,” a left-wing professor from Stony Brook University hasEven among Hispanic Americans who are registered Democrats, the “Latinx” term is woefully unpopular. The poll found that just 1.
Similarly, only two percent of Hispanic swing voters use “Latinx,” while nearly 55 percent prefer “Hispanic,” and 34 percent use “Latino.”
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