Latinx
adjective
La·tinx 
primarily a written form ;
often read as
lə-ˈtē-ˌneks : of, relating to, or marked by Latin American heritage : latine —used as a gender-neutral alternative to Latina or Latino
… the oldest of three girls in a tightknit Latinx family
Christine AlmedaDuring her victory speech last night, the activist … thanked the district's primarily Latinx community for their trust in her vision for America. Kat Armstrong… the first openly LGBTQ Latinx person elected governor in the US … Terrance Heath
Christine AlmedaDuring her victory speech last night, the activist … thanked the district's primarily Latinx community for their trust in her vision for America. Kat Armstrong… the first openly LGBTQ Latinx person elected governor in the US … Terrance Heath Latinx noun
plural Latinx or Latinxs
The 2010 Census had separate categories for racial identity and "Hispanic, Latino or Spanish origin." The text notes, "Latinx is not a race. However, a majority of Latinxs consider it part of their racial identity." Mark Jenkins
Mark Jenkins 
Word History
Etymology
latin(o) and latin(a) + x entry 1, replacing the gender-specific Spanish markers -o and -a
First Known Use
2007, in the meaning defined above