Edited sentence: " It “immediately attracted a surprising amount of attention and reaction.(“The Clash of Ignorance” posted October 4, 2001).As such Huntington is accused of being racist towards Muslims, Chinese, Africans and most pointedly Hispanics.Because the article was intended to supply Americans with an original thesis about "a new phase" in world politics after the end of the cold war.However, we are left with very little concerning Huntington’s concept of traditional identity.Huntington first gave voice to his anti-Hispanic views in a 1993 article for Foreign Affairs entitled "The Clash of Civilizations.Huntington has been the subject of considerable scorn for writings that many consider to nativist, racist and anti-Catholic.Huntington makes no secret of his fears.Huntington reserves a great deal of his vituperation against Latinos.In April of 2004, Huntington wrote his nativist tome against Latinos entitled, “The Hispanic Challenge,” Foreign Policy, March/April 2004 ().It is at the end of the book that Huntington begins to promote a pointed nativist ideology against Hispanics.Samuel Huntington has drawn a dichotomy between the supposed West and others who threaten "our" civililization.The book was thoroughly trashed by the late scholar, Edward Said in a review for the Nation Magazine.This article was expanded into the 1996 book, The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order.We, the “white, British and Protestant” are threatened in every way possible: “values, institutions and culture.” But Huntington makes facile use of this supposed “traditional identity” to countenance its supposed peril at the hands of Hispanic hordes.” Edward Said, Nation, October 4, 2001)