In the 2020 U.S. Census, of the 25 million people who identified as “multiracial,” 17 million marked their identity as “Latino” and “two or more races.” Notably, in 2010, only 3 million Latiné people identified as multiracial. According to The Washington Post, “Latinos in particular often find the census confusing because there is no racial category for them.” Latinidad's complexity, intersectionality, and difficulties of categorization create unique challenges for workplace belonging because Latiné employees do not fit neatly into any one group.
In this interactive workshop, we will learn:
