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March 08, 2005
English! Sexy!
The following chart speaks for itself. Full story here: As Hispanic teens shed the language of their native countries and immerse themselves in American culture, they become dramatically more sexually active, a new study shows.Does this mean we should stop teaching English in the schools? posted by Eric on 03.08.05 at 11:37 AM
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Interesting. Hmmm.... What about French? That seems to be the sexiest language of all. Anyway.... The styles of the titles of your posts. You have better headlines than any other blogger I know of. Steven Malcolm Anderson (Cato theElder) the Lesbian-worshipping man's-man-admiring myth-based egoist · March 8, 2005 06:39 PM Someone with hispanic friends suggested it was Catholic Church non-attendance by english only hispanics. huggy · March 9, 2005 01:05 PM Very interesting statistic, this never would have occured to me. Spike · March 9, 2005 02:18 PM |
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I suspect it has more to do with the basic conservatism of recent immigrants versus those who are fully "assimilated" - English-only-speakers would typically be at least second generation or later. Also (in a more "objective" take), non-English speakers would be operating in a far less "target-rich environment".