2 million Latinos are eligible to vote in the upcoming election. by William Gallego, Jim Scholz, and Allie Yang Renato Ramirez is living the American dream along the United States-Mexico border, running the ranch his parents […]
Hispanic evangelicals identify as religious first and foremost. That’s why, despite his harsh rhetoric on immigration, many back President Trump. by Jennifer Medina, NY Times At the Church of God of Prophecy, hundreds come each […]
by Lizette Alvarez Of all the reasons Cuban Americans in South Florida plan to vote for President Trump, the most head-scratching is the claim that, if elected, Democratic nominee Joe Biden will unleash a socialist tsunami […]
by Lionel Sosa, Maria Cardona & Albert Morales Recently, as discussions on race and privilege ripen in the media and in our individual conversations, concepts surrounding the “Latino vote” have been widely discussed — and […]
by Paulina Villegas Gabriela Saucedo was 22 years old when she arrived in the United States from Mexico in pursuit of the American Dream. Through years of hard work and perseverance, she managed to build […]
by Nathaniel Rakich and Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux With only 42 days left until the election, Joe Biden has his work cut out for him with Latino voters. That’s according to his senior adviser Symone Sanders, who […]
Some ways of talking about race and class are more effective politically. And not just with Hispanics. by Ian Haney López and Tory Gavito Joe Biden needed no reminder from the arrival of Hispanic Heritage Month this […]
by Myra Adams Those who follow politics know that the future is uncertain for an overwhelmingly white Republican Party, due to clear-cut demographic trends. Voters who identify with the GOP are more likely to be […]
The stakes have never been higher for millions of Latinos devastated by the pandemic and the economic crisis. That doesn’t mean they’ll vote. by Christian Paz The coronavirus pandemic has hit Latino communities hard, destroying their […]
Republicans and Democrats alike seem to rediscover us every four years, then forget about us. It is called the Christopher Columbus syndrome. by Jorge Ramos Every four years, without fail, the two mainstream political parties […]
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