By Ronald Brownstein Tuesday’s results make clear that two generations of Americans—one minority-heavy and the other largely white—have conflicting ideas about government’s role. There was no exit sign, no milepost. But in this week’s election, […]
by Shannon K. O’Neil The integration (once called assimilation) of foreigners into the United States is a long-standing issue. Some fear that today’s immigrants aren’t integrating into U.S. culture and society as past waves did. […]
What will Mexican-Americans have if they continue rejecting their past? They will have no historical claims to this country and no sense of belonging to the Southwest. by Alex Gonzalez Joe Biden is among the […]
by Alex Gonzalez I was a teenager in the 1990s when Americans saw for the first time the big grow of Hispanic population, especially Mexican-Americans, in the Southwest. At the time, The so-called conservatives from […]
By Alex Gonzalez The old cliché Republicans want you to believe is that “Latinos are naturally conservative” because they are predominantly Catholic and that they would come to the GOP if they talk about abortion […]
by Alex Gonzalez Trumps is very unlikely to get even few miles of his“beautiful Wall” built, but he will campaign on it anyway because it’s good politics for his base. When Donald Trump took office, […]
by Alex Gonzalez After the rally in New Mexico, many reporters and pundits wrote pieces about it trying to figure out a “Trump strategy” noting that New Mexico is one half Hispanic and voted overwhelmingly […]
by Alex Gonzalez It’s no secret that Julian Castro and Beto O’Rourke are on collision course in Texas in their bid for the Presidency since both will be courting Hispanics in the Texas, and across […]
by Alex Gonzalez Some people were cheering about Hispanics becoming the largest “minority” in 2020, but it means nothing to predict turnout. The Pew Research Center published new projections underlining that the 2020 Election will […]
by Alex Gonzalez In the question about who is “more Hispanic” between Beto O’Rourke and Ted Cruz, the voting record of Cruz demonstrate that Cruz is not very “Hispanic.” It was inevitable, and with Latino […]
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