Donald Trump won the 2024 election with a historic share of the Latino vote. It's time for Democrats to rethink essentialism.
Most Hispanics and Latinos not only dislike the term, but new research suggests it may also be driving them away from Democrats.
SEATTLE, Wash. — The field of Healthcare and Medical research has done a good job of diversifying its ranks, but the number ...
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‘No One Where I’m From Knows How To Say That Word’: CNN’s Boris Sanchez Knocks Democrats for ‘Latinx,’ Weak Latino OutreachCNN anchor Boris Sanchez had a sharp critique for Democrats the morning after Vice President Kamala Harris’s disappointing ...
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Latino voters are more likely to oppose politicians who use the term “Latinx”Previous studies showed that gender-inclusive language increases positive attitudes towards queer people. So why the backlash ...
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Latinx-Owned Bakeries Are Revamping the ConchaThe California native grew up eating conchas and pan dulce with her family, and thought there was a way to blend the ...
Democratic insiders thought people would vote for Kamala Harris, even if they didn’t like her, to get rid of Trump. But more ...
Donald Trump made significant inroads among several traditional Democratic Party constituencies, cutting into Democratic ...
“We focused on gaining a better understanding of the complexity of Hispanic, Latinx, Chicana/Chicano, identity because ...
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