Hispanic and Latino Americans task force

1. To ensure articles accurately depict Hispanic and Latino Americans.
2. To ensure articles reference comprehensive sources by including all the various perspectives of, and about, Hispanic and Latino Americans.
3. To standardize the use of Spanish, Portuguese, and French/Kreyol-language terms, names, and translations into English.

In the United States, "Hispanic and Latino" has been defined by the government as anyone who originates from or has ancestries to a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America or Spain. While official, per the talk page consensus, this definition has been viewed as not all encompassing to either terminology. Instead, this project will use a more broad definition for both terms to be more inclusive as possible. Therefore, the Latin and Hispanic heritage project will focus on the following:

Hispanic: Any immigrant who originates or US-born has ancestries from a Spanish-speaking country. This includes Hispanic America, Spain, and Equatorial Guinea.

Latino: Any immigrant who originates or US-born has ancestries from Latin America. Latin America, as defined by this project, includes all Romance-speaking (languages derived from Latin, namely Spanish, Portuguese, and French) countries and territories south of the United States.