Latino Pundit: Latino Deaths

Posted on: September 21st, 2005
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Latino Pundit’s thoughts on Latina Lista’s post “Latinos Account for the Highest Percentage of Minority Soldiers Killed in Iraq”

My first reaction was that eleven is a small part of one hundred. So check out the stats. We have Blacks at 10.84% But Whites at a whopping 73.34% who are dying!!!

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