La Ola Latina: Como los Hispanos Estan Transformando la Politica en los Estados Unidos Paperback – April 5, 2005

Got the book on time in good shape. The book itself is a little dry but that's okay.

Waste Jorge Ramos Really bad of time

Exactly how it was described

excelente obra una forma clara y precisa de narrar sus obras y sobre todo que el lector entienda de una manera calra y precisa.

this book got to my house really fast, Glad to have ordered it, love it, it is so amazing, have read it 3 times

.....about the political tidal wave Hispanics are creating in the U.S. I translate as I read (a terrible habit), and I was a writing major in college, so I'll quote one of his excellent points, from p. 140, in English:As you may have noticed, I use the terms "Hispanic" and "Latino" interchangeably. But in California, people prefer the term "Latino", as they do in Chicago. In Florida and Texas "Hispanic" is usually used. Actually, most Hispanics or Latinos that I know don't use those words at all to describe themselves. They say they are Mexican, or Cuban, or Puerto Rican, or Colombian or Mexican-American. Saying "I'm Latino" or "I'm Hispanic" groups us all together. By contrast, identifying your country of origin ("I'm Salvadoran," or "I'm from the Dominican Republic") personalizes us. It defines us as individuals, not as a group.