Last month, the Latino Community Foundation and Latino Decisions released a statewide poll of Latino voters that oversampled Latino youth to gauge their thoughts on this election.
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The lack of discussion of Puerto Rico's state of crisis drew criticism from leaders in the Latino community, including Latino Victory, a political action committee that supports Latino candidates, and Voto Latino, a group aimed at increasing Latino turnout.
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Latino concerns on immigration policy, Latino candidates and Latino voters nationwide seem certain to draw significant attention this year.
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To those non-Latino representatives, it is absurd to suggest they cannot represent Latino-majority districts as well as a Latino can.
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Cuellar is from a heavily Latino district, and he's Latino himself.
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It wasn't enough to have Latino people onstage playing Latino characters.
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America would collapse tomorrow if Latino workers and Latino talent suddenly disappeared.
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The economic impact extends beyond the Latino consumer to the Latino entrepreneur.
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How is a predominantly Latino school in a predominantly Latino neighborhood "segregated"?
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Although Santa Ana has an all-Latino City Council, there are no Latino Council members in neighboring Anaheim, even though the city is almost half Latino.
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What makes someone Latino is an on-going debate in the Latino community.
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I am, therefore, 50 percent Latino genetically, but I don't identify as Latino.
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Yes, it has a Latino population, but the Latino vote isn't a monolith — Florida's heavily Cuban population does not mirror the Latino population in Nevada, for example.
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Or if I have one Latino story, it's like, oh, are you Latino USA?
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She's Latino, and the most recent Starbucks issue in California involved a Latino family.
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Biden's top Latino adviser is Cristobal Alex, who previously headed the Latino Victory Fund.
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As the Latino dropout rate has fallen, Latino college enrollment has hit new highs.
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We then measured sterilization rates between Latino and non-Latino patients, adjusting for age.
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Despite Trump's hard-line stance on illegal immigration, and in spite of Clinton's attempt to demonize Trump as anti-immigrant, Clinton actually did worse among Latino voters in 63 (65% of Latino voters) than Obama did in 2012 (71% of Latino voters) and Trump did slightly better (29% of Latino voters) than Romney (27% of Latino voters).
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Then US Latino Studies, and I always end up having to say US Latino, because if I just say Latino Studies, people just assume I'm talking about Latin America.
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That's supported by 90% of registered Latino voters, a recent Fox News Latino poll found.
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I wasn't considered an actor who happens to be Latino, I was a 'Latino actor.
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Since 2010, the organization has hired 10 Latino curators and added 8 Latino curatorial assistants.
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The Latino Coalition Legislative Summit focuses on legislative issues impacting Latino business owners and leaders.
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All of the Latino workers, male and female, made less than their non-Latino counterparts.
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He is Latino in a state where the power of Latino voters continues to grow.
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Democrats' Latino voter worries Why aren't Democrats polling better in districts with heavy Latino populations?
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Most disconcerting to me and to millions of Latino voters was how the two Latino candidates fervently argued with each other over which one would treat Latino immigrants worse. Gracias!
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According to a Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative study, between 2007 and 2012 Latino-owned new business formation skyrocketed 47 percent while non-Latino net new businesses declined by two percent.
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Their hostility toward Latino immigration, for instance, repulses Latino voters — the largest minority group in America.
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Putting Latino actors and actresses on camera will connect Latino audiences more personally to any film.
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The Latino Decisions survey polled 85033 registered Latino voters who were randomly selected from online panels.
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An analysis from June 28, Latino GDP Report, highlights the Latino contribution to the U.S. economy.
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Pollster Latino Decisions found Mitt Romney won an anemic 27 percent of Latino voters in 2012.
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The constituency of Latino voters in Florida is different than Latino voters in California and Texas.
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Our analysis also revealed that the gap between non-Latino and Latino businesses continues to shrink.
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National Association of Latino Arts and Culture National Association of Latino Arts and Culture (NALAC) is the nation's leading nonprofit organization exclusively dedicated to promoting and developing the Latino arts field.
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About Voto Latino Foundation Founded in 2004, Voto Latino Foundation is a dynamic and growing non-partisan organization whose civic engagement campaigns have reached an estimated 55 million Latino households nationwide.
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Latino voters have grown more solidly Democratic in recent decades, and they are expanding as a voting bloc: The number of new Latino voters registering rose threefold between 2014 and 2018, according to an analysis by Voto Latino, a media and advocacy group for Latino voters.
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An April poll by Latino Decisions for the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), which surveyed 606 registered Latino voters, found that Trump had a 2362 percent favorability rating.
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The State of Latino Entrepreneurship 2015 Report, created by the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative (SLEI), highlighted data that reveal the economic impact that Latino-owned businesses (LOBs) have on the U.S. economy.
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At the Democratic National Convention, join The Hill Latino and The Latino Coalition for a discussion on how issues around energy and the environment will shape the Latino vote and the economy.
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The data is often used for analysis of Latino voting trends, including by the firm Latino Decisions.
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That he's Latino and is bilingual helps too, given that the ward has a large Latino population.
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A Fox News Latino poll released Friday showed Clinton leading Trump among Latino voters 62% to 20043%.
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But I met a Latino family who, like many Latino families in this country, has mixed status.
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In fact, new research from Latino Decisions breaks down the top concerns of Latino voters by region.
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It is a common misconception that Latino-owned business exist only in Latino neighborhoods, primarily servicing Latinos.
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Latino women were more likely to vote for Democrats than Latino men, 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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Latino millennials, aged 220006 to 2202 years old, account for nearly half (2628%) of the Latino electorate.
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Latino grass-roots organizers hope that Mr. Trump's nastiness will unlock the potential of the Latino electorate.
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Did Trump really do slightly better than Romney with Latino women and slightly worse with Latino men?
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Simply put, authentic candidates who reflect the values of the Latino community will increase Latino political participation.
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There are indications that anti-Latino, anti-immigrant rhetoric will have a mobilizing effect on Latino voters.
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The power of the Latino vote will remain a myth without real investment into Latino outreach to capitalize on the extreme differences between both candidates and address the nuances within the Latino community.
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So there could be a game, say, for Latino culture, where you have to out-Latino everyone else?
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In addition, a wellspring of Latino TV roles has begun to counter inflammatory images with contemporary Latino profiles.
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In recent Latino polling, the issues of jobs, education and healthcare were the top issues amongst Latino voters.
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In fact, 33 percent of Latino men voted for Trump, as well as 26 percent of Latino women.
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As such, he can potentially attract Latino support in a way that past Latino presidential contenders like Sens.
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The Latino Talent Initiative (LTI) recently launched as an effort to identify talented Latino candidates for administration appointments.
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Judge Prado's replacement — serving a state where nearly four in 2202 Texans are Latino — will not be Latino.
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"Central Valley issues are Latino issues, and Latino issues are American issues," Mr. Bloomberg told voters in Fresno.
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The Pura Belpré Awards honor a Latino writer and illustrator whose books best portray the Latino cultural experience.
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For this reason, ethnicity is broken out in two categories, Hispanic or Latino and Not Hispanic or Latino.
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Clinton to headline African-American, Latino events as Trump attempts to make inroads A Fox News Latino poll found earlier this month that 66% of Latino voters backed Clinton, compared to 20% for Trump.
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That's according to the Latino Donor Collective U.S. Latino GDP Report, prepared by researchers at the California Lutheran University Center for Economic Research & Forecasting and UCLA Center for the Study of Latino Health & Culture.
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To varying degrees they oppose legalization for unauthorized immigrants, a policy that is central to most organized Latino political interests and that is supported by a great majority of Latino elected officials and Latino voters.
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"The Latino community is growing, but demography isn't destiny — numbers alone are not enough," said Cristóbal Alex, president of the Latino Victory Foundation, which is among the groups composing the National Latino Civic Engagement Table.
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An exit poll exclusively of Latino voters conducted by the polling firm Latino Decisions, meanwhile, found that Reid had won an overwhelming 90 percent of the Latino vote — and Angle had won only 8 percent.
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In the former, a Latino-majority district, they broke up cohesive Latino areas, pulled in Latino voters with lower turnout rates while excluding those with higher turnout rates, and included more high-turnout white voters.
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The plan carved up Latino areas, thus limiting Latino political strength in south and west Texas, the judges said.
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The survey defined high black and Latino enrollment as schools with more than 75 percent Latino and black students.
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A Republican can lose every single Latino voter in 5 percent Latino Iowa and still win a statewide landslide.
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More importantly, that Latino excitement, along with Florida's, suggests that Latino turnout could radically reshape this year's electoral map.
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He would have been the only Latino cardinal in the United States church, where the Latino presence is growing.
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Difficulty getting out the Latino vote Latino groups in Arizona are mounting a major effort to accelerate that change.
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Tio Bernie has had some success with Latino voters thus far, netting 53% of the Latino vote in Nevada.
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El Museo Latino ($23.75 admission) features Hispanic and Latino art and history and also serves as a cultural center.
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Pedroarias is director of Hispanic and Latino outreach for Think Freely Media (TFM) and manages Think Freely Latino (www.thinkfreelylatino.
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"Latino success in Pasadena elections has been slow, slight and disproportionately lower than Pasadena's Latino population," Judge Rosenthal wrote.
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I was a Latino reporter in a Latino-majority city that was coming to terms with its demographic reality.
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It did find many more Latino curators and exhibitions of Latino art, as well as robust programming around it.
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Trump and his supporters pointed to Curiel's membership in a Latino lawyers association, calling it a "radical" Latino organization.
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During his time in the Senate, he has worked to advance economic policies that would put more money in the pockets of hardworking Latino and American families," added Pili Tobar, advocacy and communications director for Latino Victory Fund, the political action committee of the nonpartisan Latino Victory Project, a group that advocates for greater Latino voter turnout and a greater number of Latino candidates in elected office. "Sen.
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Her show Latino USA, produced with National Public Radio, is the longest running Latino-focused program on U.S. public media.
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A Fox News Latino poll earlier this month found 66% of Latino voters backed Clinton, compared to 20% for Trump.
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The study used data from the National Latino Health Care Survey, a telephone survey of 800 Latino adults in 2013.
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But this support will be from the "traditional Latino" voters, and as I mentioned, the Latino community is growing exponentially.
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Latino voter participation increased in size and influence in 2018, as better-funded Latino organizations drove turnout in key districts.
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This has led Latino activists and Democrats to focus their Latino message on voter registration, rather than traditional campaign advertising.
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How, for example, could a white man remain hostile to Latino immigrants after he learns his first grandchild is Latino?
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Negrón-Muntaner estimated that less than 2 percent of national TV producers were Latino, and no executive producers were Latino.
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Antonio Villaraigosa once personified Latino political power — he was the first Latino elected mayor of Los Angeles in modern history.
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The city's Latino population has tripled since 2000, according to census data, and one in four residents today is Latino.
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Medicaid provides health coverage to 7.4 million non-elderly Latino adults and 12.2 million Latino children, excluding people with disabilities.
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Clinton's Latino dream team includes political director Amanda Renteria, Latino outreach director Lorella Praeli and Nevada state director Emmy Ruiz.
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" The person added: "He really has learned from his past experiences with Latinos and Latino issues and the Latino caucus.
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Notably, US institutions have been slow to recognize Latino or Latina art — Latino and Latina studies only began to emerge in the 1960s, while the first anthology of Latino artists in the US was published in 2012.
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These policies have also been shown to have positive effects on Latino political incorporation, with sanctuary jurisdictions having higher Latino voter turnout, more Latinos who run for local offices, and greater Latino participation in the police force.
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In the Fox News Latino poll released Monday, 78% of Latino voters believe that the Republican nominee is not honest or trustworthy, as opposed to Clinton, whom 51% of Latino voters believe is not honest or trustworthy.
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Shining some much-needed light on the current state of Latino entrepreneurship in the United States, the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative released a study on the nation's Latino business landscape.
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"I think but for the work that Bold PAC is doing, there's no other, you know, Latino group out there, other than Latino Victory Fund, that are doing this for Latino candidates across America," Garcia told BuzzFeed News.
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When the Young Lords established a branch in New York circa 1969, Iris Morales was close to entering her junior year at City College, an institution then palpably dearth of any Latino professors, Latino studies, or Latino associations.
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According to the league, just 9% of the average TV audience this season was Latino, while the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport reports that fewer than 1% of NFL players are Latino or of Latino descent.
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Even though Texas is over one third Latino, this is the first time the state has ever elected Latino congresspeople. 12.
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The Google Cultural Institute launched Latino Cultures in the US, an online exhibition of works of Latino art, culture, and history.
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Op-Ed Contributor DEFYING most polls and predictions, a Latino won the Republican Iowa caucuses, and another Latino came in third.
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But the campaign is targeting Latino and millennial voters -- where 30.7% of the Arizona population identified as Latino and/or Hispanic.
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Most of the people that teach US Latino art history, they're incorporating American artists, meaning non-Latino in a comparative framework.
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Analysis firm Latino Decisions predicts Clinton will receive between 2202 percent and 2628 percent of the Latino vote in this election.
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This year, Latino Victory Foundation and NHLA joined forces based on our shared values and goals of increasing Latino political power.
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Voto Latino, a civic media organization focused on engaging Latino millennials, has registered nearly 109,000 voters across the country this year.
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"I do promote Latino candidates, but there should never be the assumption that one automatically supports a Latino candidate," she added.
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That's why I'm proud to be a part of the launch of The Hill's new Latino-focused section, The Hill Latino.
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As president and CEO of Voto Latino, I know that Latino voters care deeply and passionately about issues that strengthen families.
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The Smithsonian Latino Center has existed since 1997, but the Molina Family Latino Gallery will be its first dedicated gallery space.
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Our parents' Latino generation is so different than Latino millennials when it comes to things like LGBT rights and gender norms.
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My series is not about advertising, it's about symbols of American Latino culture–these brands are so ingrained in Latino culture.
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Yet, while Latino veterans share many commonalities, their experiences in the war are as diverse as the category of Latino itself.
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Sanders's strength with Latino voters has grown since 2016, but after California, there are fewer delegates to win in Latino districts.
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Lourdes Torres is a professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at DePaul University, editor of the journal and Latino Studies.
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Dawson also touted the nonprofit organization Voto Latino, which encourages voter registration and political involvement among young Hispanic and Latino voters.
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He studied the change in midterm turnout between 22017 and 20163 in heavily Latino precincts for UCLA's Latino Policy & Politics Initiative.
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The Smithsonian American Art Museum long ago made a commitment to Latino culture, establishing a Latino art collection in the 1980s.
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Adler's data shows that the strongest Clinton metro areas were 49.8 percent Latino, while Trump's best metros were 8.7 percent Latino.
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He said it can be a "tough sell" in majority-Latino districts for non-Latino Democratic candidates running against Republican Latinos.
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A decade ago, the Latino vote in Florida was bipartisan — in 22012, registered Latino Republicans outnumbered registered Democrats in the state.
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Even though 60 percent of all Latino businesses are located in California, Texas, New York and Florida, the truth of the matter is Latino businesses are located across the U.S. Seventy-five percent are in neighborhoods with a non-Latino majority, serving mostly non-Latino customers and proving to be a vital, even critical, part of the nation's economy.
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The demographics of the district — about two-thirds Latino and one-third black—could favor Latino candidates like Díaz Sr. or Torres.
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Pundits at Latino Decisions, a research group focused on "everything Latino politics", believe the question of language is not to be underestimated.
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Rocha isn't the only Latino leader who has drawn the ire of Democrats and progressive Latino groups for his approach to Trump.
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There are now five Latino managers in the M.L.B., the most since 2004, and about 30 percent of the players are Latino.
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While the raw number of Latino ballots cast has tripled since 1998, so has the number of Latino citizens who don't vote.
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A growing Latino population helps O'Rourke, but if Latino turnout remains low, that population growth won't be enough to turn Texas purple.
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His top Latino adviser, Cristóbal Alex, was recruited from Latino Victory, a well-respected progressive political advocacy group that's championed Hispanic representation.
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Coalition members such as Outdoor Afro and Latino Outdoors are encouraging African American and Latino residents to find their place in nature.
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Participants were randomly shown either data displaying the gap between white and black/Latino incomes growing (as white incomes grew and black/Latino incomes declined) or data showing the gap shrinking (as white incomes fell and black/Latino incomes rose).
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Between June 23 and December 22, researchers approached 230,22019 emergency department patients, 1,337 of whom agreed to participate in anonymous surveys: 34.3% were undocumented Latino immigrants, 36.9% were Latino legal residents or citizens and 29.8% were non-Latino residents or citizens.
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The movie's about a bilingual Latino guy in Montana, and our list was confined to Latino actors, but because there's this diversity problem in Hollywood, there's really only half a dozen Latino actors that you can finance a movie with.
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United by the belief that Latino issues are American issues and American issues are Latino issues, Voto Latino is dedicated to bringing new and diverse voices into the political process by engaging youth, media, technology and celebrities to promote positive change.
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Maria Teresa Kumar, the president of Voto Latino, which mobilizes Latino voters, tonight said that her organizations saw a 500 percent increase in registration among young Latino voters in Texas, the state that previously had the lowest voter participation of all.
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Across America, there were 4.9 Latino births for every Latino death and 1.7 African American births for every death in that demographic group.
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In 2014, the top 10 of 850 selling districts were primarily Latino and 31% of Avon's top-selling and recruiting leaders were Latino.
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The Fox News Latino poll was conducted by phone with bilingual interviewers August 7-10, among a sample of 803 Latino registered voters.
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That survey could leave out a substantial share of Latino voters, however, because of the way it sampled Hispanic or Latino registered voters.
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The Latino Voter Registration Dilemma is the first report in a series that will provide an exclusive focus on Latino voters in America.
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As non-Latino white Catholics have left the church in droves during recent decades, Latino immigrants have flooded in to take their place.
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In survey after survey, Latino Decisions, the leading Latino political opinion group, has found that Latinos favor immigration as an important election issue.
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"We are basically connecting the Latino network in a way we have not seen," Maria Teresa Kumar, Voto Latino president, told NBC News.
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"If we're looking for a Latino candidate to be a Latino candidate, they won't get as far as they need to," he said.
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In a race between a Latino freshman Senator and Congressman that culturally appropriated a Latino sobriquet, Texas' population shifts are on clear display.
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"They saw the Latino name," said Jason P. Casellas, an associate professor at the University of Houston and an expert on Latino representation.
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According to Pew, Florida is home to 3.1 million eligible Latino voters; roughly one in five of the state's eligible voters are Latino.
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"You can put on makeup to look Asian or Latino or black, but black, Asian and Latino people know you're not," she said.
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Even in Florida — once the stronghold of Republican latinidad — Latino Republicans are now outnumbered not only by Democrats but by unaffiliated Latino voters.
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While there are many Latino coaches in the major leagues, there was only one Latino manager in each of the previous three seasons.
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"We're all from different sections of the Latino electorate, but on the voter file, we still show up as just Latino," he said.
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Latino USA and "In The Thick" are both part of the Futuro Media Group, which also includes the digital media site Latino Rebels.
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A Fox News Latino poll found only 20 percent of Latino voters favored Trump, compared with 66 percent who backed his Democratic rival.
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With One Day at a Time, it was important that besides casting Latino people, the characters and stories also had to feel Latino.
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With One Day at a Time, it was important that besides casting Latino people, the characters and stories also had to feel Latino.
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By partnering with Latino magazine and harnessing its unique understanding of the Latino community, The Hill Latino will surely open up a much-needed new space for discussion of key issues to Latinos in the U.S. The Hill's mission has resonated with Latinos.
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United by the belief that Latino issues are American issues and American issues are Latino issues, Voto Latino Foundation is dedicated to bringing new and diverse voices into the political process by engaging youth, media, technology and celebrities to promote positive change.
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But in interviews with more than two dozen Latino voters in Spanish and English over the last few days in predominantly Latino areas of Las Vegas, Sanders' came up most often, with younger Latino voters describing a particularly passionate desire to elect Sanders.
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Some Latino strategists were hoping Luján would run; the state's percentage of Latino residents is about 48%, higher than any other state, according to the Pew Research Center, but the state has not elected a Latino senator in more than 40 years.
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"If you look at the last presidential election, despite flawed exit polls, what we know from the actual data [is that] Latino turnout increased substantially," said Cristóbal Alex, president of Latino Victory, a progressive group that's trying to grow Latino political participation.
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No offense to my friends in the progressive movement, but if you run a political entity that needs to engage Latino voters and you have zero Latino staffers, commit early to working with your partners to ensure your Latino advertising is effective.
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But Latinos that gathered at the Latino Inaugural Gala on Thursday night felt insulted that not one Latino was chosen for a Cabinet post.
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A Fox News Latino poll from earlier this month showed Trump trailing Clinton among Latino voters nationwide by nearly 40 points, 62% to 23%.
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Sure, we've been relevant many a time, but in this particular moment in mainstream music, being Latino and having Latino roots is an asset.
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Clinton is supported by 2023 percent of registered Latino voters surveyed in the Fox News Latino poll, while Trump is supported by 20 percent.
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Republicans sought to make inroads with Latino voters and other minority groups after 2202 nominee Mitt Romney drew just 2628 percent of Latino voters.
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The reality is that by giving back to the Latino community and helping Latino entrepreneurs develop and grow, we are strengthening the whole country.
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And this can also be boosted by involving Latinos in writing, production and with Latino executives to green light Latino-appealing shows and movies.
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These places help tell the Latino story and educate all Americans that the Latino and Hispano culture are intimately intertwined with the American experience.
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The truth is that the growing Latino population supports both conservative and progressive ideas and the fastest growing segment of Latino voters are independents.
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The Latino Victory Project, Latino Decisions and Fusion conducted its latest sampling of 300 registered Hispanic voters via online interviews from Monday to Tuesday.
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But that has not translated into power at the polls, despite concerted efforts by Democrats and Latino political organizations to turn out Latino voters.
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The average annual revenue for Latino-owned businesses was $68,540, trailing the average annual revenue of $703,641 for non-Latino companies the year prior.
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Latino and Asian voters cast 44 percent of all votes in the 39th last year, with a noticeable uptick among Latino voters in particular.
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"It's hard to be Latino right now," said Christian Arana, the policy director for the Latino Community Foundation, a philanthropic group based in California.
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Jharrel Jerome was the only Latino winner of the night -- for "When They See Us" -- and the first Afro-Latino to win an Emmy.
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But no other Latino play has had the cultural impact of "Zoot Suit," not to mention its influence on generations of subsequent Latino playwrights.
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" Latino Victory Project spokeswoman Maria Gonzalez told Politico the group "was aware of the unauthorized emails that were sent to Latino Victory committee lists.
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The engagement strategy details Ellison's plan to diversify the DNC staff, hire a Latino pollster to help with its outreach to the Latino community, create a database for Hispanic Democratic officials and Latino organizations and create DNC candidate-training programs to help win local races.
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Cesar Blanco, interim director of The Latino Victory Project, a group dedicated to help financially Latino candidates in the country, says both major parties have failed to put money behind Latino candidates in Texas, the way they've done in Florida and Nevada, critical swing states.
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The Hill Latino is a partnership with Latino magazine, under the leadership of The Hill's Rafael Bernal, that will feature content from both media companies, along with commentary from thought leaders in the Latino community such as Esther Cepeda, Maria Cardona, Patricia Guadalupe and others.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) pressed Pichai on an email from Google's multicultural marketing chief sent after the 2016 election discussing Google's work to increase Latino turnout and referencing its partnership with Voto Latino, a group aiming to help get Latino voters to the polls.
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" The administrative records are also being challenged in a lawsuit that accuses the President and Ross of being "motivated by a racially discriminatory scheme to reduce Latino political representation and increase the overrepresentation of non-Latino Whites, thereby advantaging White voters at Latino voters' expense.
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The Fox News Latino poll surveyed 886 Latino registered voters with a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points, and was conducted May 14-17.
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Ninety percent of the 49 people killed were Latino or of Latino descent; specifically 23 victims were Puerto Rican, according to the New York Times.
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As a co-founder of Organización Latino-Americana, she has striven to strengthen the Latino community on the East End through workshops, celebrations and advocacy.
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A new Fox News Latino poll released earlier this month found him trailing Hillary Clinton by 46 points, 66% to 20%, among registered Latino voters.
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Cuban-American voters have a strong influence in the state as the largest faction of Latino voters, comprising 30% of the Latino electorate in 2014.
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The first daughter spent time with the invitees discussing several issues including resources available to Latino business owners and the Stanford Latino Entrepreneur Leaders Program.
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The interactive map commissioned by Latino Victory Project cross-references Latino populations for candidates running at the federal, state and local level throughout the country.
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According to the Stanford Latino report, banks lend less money to Latino entrepreneurs, and Latinas face "funding ceilings" because of their gender and ethnic background.
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She had previously founded ProAmerica Bank, a Latino-owned community bank in Los Angeles, which focuses on lending to small- and medium-sized Latino businesses.
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We are twice as likely to live in poverty as non-Latino white Americans and lag behind non-Latino white in education, income and wealth.
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In a four-way matchup among Latino voters, Clinton is supported by 65 percent of likely Latino voters, and Trump is favored by 17 percent.
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But leaders of both parties should do far more to recruit and support black and Latino candidates, and pursue black and Latino votes with vigor.
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Super Tuesday will test the legitimacy of those polls, and Trump's Latino optimism, with two large, Latino-heavy states holding Republican primaries: Texas and Virginia.
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In 85033, the Smithsonian Institution formed a Latino issues task force, and it found the group's museums "almost entirely" left out the U.S. Latino population.
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Meanwhile, non-partisan Latino-serving organizations like Voto Latino and Mi Familia Vota are helping people register to vote and empowering the become informed voters.
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As a result, the kinds of, say, Latino voters that the exit polls will interview might not be representative of the bulk of Latino voters.
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Not all unaffiliated Latino voters are Puerto Rican, and not all Puerto Rican voters are unaffiliated (though Latino Democrats are also turning out in droves).
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So the Republican party is seemingly trapped: To build a successful long-term coalition, it needs Latino voters; to win Latino voters, it needs immigration reform.
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In 2015, Stateline reported that 47 percent of Latino babies in rural communities are born poor, compared to 41 percent of Latino babies in urban areas.
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"I am Latino, and I'm Jewish, and I'm making a movie about a Latino and his Jewish trainer," Mr. Jakubowicz said by phone from Los Angeles.
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Seventy-nine percent see the presumptive GOP presidential nominee in a negative light, according to the Latino Victory Fund/Latino Decisions/Fusion poll released on Tuesday.
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While 85033% of Latino parents believe that attaining a postsecondary degree is very important, less than one out two Latino students finish college in six years.
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It's also about the countless images shared on social media of Sanders hyping up overwhelmingly Latino crowds holding "Unidos con Bernie" signs in predominantly Latino neighborhoods.
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Latino support saved Sanders from bigger delegate losses to Biden, Matt Barreto, a professor at UCLA and co-founder of the research firm Latino Decisions, said.
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Biden, however, would win in a landslide with Latino voters there, with 58 percent support among Latino voters compared to 38 percent who would back Trump.
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It has also made a concerted effort to devise exhibitions that highlight the contributions of Latino artists and political and social issues that affect Latino-Americans.
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"I have no reason to believe that the Biden campaign will not invest in communicating with the Latino community, the Latino voters across America," added Cárdenas.
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Sanders won nearly 52% of the votes across 32 "high-density Latino caucus locations," according to a survey from the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative.
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The next contest is Latino-heavy Nevada on February 22, and Sanders is banking on support from Latino voters to carry him into Super Tuesday strong.
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The 2200th district, created in 23, has always been held by Latino Democrats — Cuellar won in 000 by challenging a Latino Democrat in a divisive primary.
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Biden's campaign, like most others, invested in Spanish-language caucus training and attended meetings with Latino community leaders and Latino advocacy groups like Mi Familia Vota.
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He found little success by explicitly pitching himself as potentially the first Latino in the White House, though he had support from many Latino elected officials.
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I felt that a book like this could complement the Latino immigrant literature that has and will continue to be written by Latino writers, myself included.
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At that time, there were very few Latino faculty members at the university and no course offerings that might be called Chicano or Latino Studies today.
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Biden's campaign has a significant Latino operation, but it's been overshadowed by Sanders's early success among the relatively small Latino electorates in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The Latino vote is not a monolith; Sanders polls notably behind his national averages in Florida, where Cuban immigration has created a more conservative Latino electorate.
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The Latino vote continues to be seen as mythical because campaigns, parties, and groups have failed to target and mobilize a large portion of Latino voters.
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The spot, which will be running in seven states with large Latino populations, marks a rare media buy for a Latino group during the campaign season.
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Nearly every county in the state has a sizable Latino population — 2187 percent of California is Latino, and 226 percent of that group claims Mexican descent.
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Latino Victory Fund (LVF), a progressive political action committee focused on the Latino community, saw that poll and took the culture war into their own hands.
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During the fall of 2017, researchers at George Washington University in D.C. surveyed more than 200 hundred Latino parents living in an largely Latino suburban community nearby.
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As one of the only Latino teachers in a overwhelmingly Latino school, Yumbla said he knows how important it is for his students to see him succeed.
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No Latino entertainer has ever been awarded the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award and only five Latino actors have ever been nominated for an Academy Award.
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The Latino voter turnout rate held steady at 47.6 percent in 2016 despite expectations heading into Election Day of a long-awaited, historic surge in Latino voters.
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The Latino community is more active politically, as can be seen by the numerous Latino elected officials but still falls behind other groups in terms of voting.
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And despite the increasing use of "Latino" as umbrella term, those surveyed considered their culture unique and not part of a pan-Latino or Hispanic-American identity.
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Indeed, it's plausible that 2016 will set records for Latino turnout — and, of course, that the Latino vote will be more overwhelmingly Democratic than it's ever been.
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These Latino swing voters appear to have coalesced behind Secretary Clinton, who has a long and authentic history with the Latino communities from Texas to Puerto Rico.
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"This merger would create a dangerous megaphone for hate," said Cristobal Alex, President of the Latino Victory Project, which works to increase Latino representation in U.S. politics.
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Bernie Sanders has raised more money from Latino donors than any of his Democratic rivals and he leads the field with Latino support in a new poll.
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Latino voters will play a key role in the early Nevada caucuses, as well as Texas and California — the states with the nation's two biggest Latino populations.
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Speaking at the League of United Latino American Citizens' annual conference in Washington, Clinton explicitly asked attendees for their help turning out the Latino vote in November.
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Despite Latino turnout doubling in Texas between the 2014 and 2018 midterms, according to one analysis, Democrats do not hold a monopoly on Hispanic and Latino voters.
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The Latino Victory Fund (LVF), a political group dedicated to achieving Latino representational parity, will host its annual convention in San Juan, Puerto Rico, later this month.
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The survey, by America's Voice and Latino Decisions, found that if the election were held today, 227 percent of registered Latino voters would vote for Hillary Clinton.
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In short, Donald Trump achieved victory despite growth in the Latino vote and the lowest level of support among Latino voters on record for any presidential candidate.
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For comparison's sake, a majority of white men and white women voted for Trump, as did 32 percent of Latino men and 25 percent of Latino women.
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According to FBI statistics from 2015, just under 16% of male murder victims were Latino or Hispanic and less than 10% of offenders were Latino or Hispanic.
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Any exploration of Latino art must necessarily be vast; after all, the category Latino is terrifically capacious, encompassing dozens of cultures and identities and origins and histories.
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And Hispanic-run businesses have flourished: Over the past decade, the number of Latino-owned businesses has grown 34 percent, according to the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative.
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"The Grammys tried to make this big stand on immigration and Latino culture, but then they failed to recognize the Latino voice with an award for 'Despacito,' so that effort just felt empty and false," says Latino cultural critic Michelle Herrera Mulligan, a contributor for Billboard, Latina, and more.
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Most surveys find Latino voters support immigration reform, and a poll by Pew Hispanic found that more than a third of registered Hispanics would absolutely not vote for a candidate who disagrees with them on immigration, including a quarter of Latino Republicans and nearly half of Latino Democrats.
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Just under half of high schools with high numbers of black and Latino students offered physics, compared with 67 percent for those with low Latino and black enrollment.
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Latino-founded businesses are booming, yet less than 2 percent of Latino entrepreneurs ever make it past the $22001 million revenue mark, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The 2012 autopsy, for example, was crystal clear that the GOP needs Latino voters to remain nationally viable, and that to attract Latino voters it needs immigration reform.
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But hours later, he delivered an angry speech on immigration that further alienated Latino voters and prompted some Latino GOP leaders to take back their endorsement of Trump.
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The Latino vote is often referred to as the "sleeping giant" — the number of eligible Latino voters is growing quickly, but they don't consistently turn out to vote.
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More than 70 percent of likely Latino voters in four battleground states voted early or sent in absentee ballots, according to a poll released Tuesday by Latino Decisions.
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"He's been hitting all the right notes messaging wise and identifying himself with the Latino community," said José Parra, Democratic strategist and CEO of consulting firm Prospero Latino.
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Melissa Mark-Viverito is the New York City Council speaker and co-chair of the Latino Victory Fund, which works to build political power within the Latino community.
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Cuban-Americans comprise less than 5 percent of the Latino community, and these nuances matter little to most Latino voters, two-thirds of whom are of Mexican descent.
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No wonder that leading Latino advocacy groups, like the Hispanic Federation, UnidosUS, and Latino Justice PRLDEF have joined with over 70 other organizations in opposition to Barr's nomination.
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About Voto Latino:Founded in 2004, Voto Latino is a dynamic and growing non-partisan organization whose civic engagement campaigns have reached an estimated 55 million Latino households nationwide.
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"At this point ... no one has become the runaway favorite among Latinos," says Matt Barreto, co-founder of Latino Decisions, a Democratic firm that specializes in Latino voters.
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Latino candidates are relatively underfunded and under-endorsed compared to non-Latino candidates, and failing to receive resources of this kind is associated with poorer performance in primaries.
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"It is not possible that Clinton lost the Latino vote yet won Clark County," whose caucus goers were 30 percent Latino, by 11 points, the Clinton team's memo said.
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Castro certainly has a niche to fill in the primary as the only Latino candidate competing in a primary in which more than 25% of voters will be Latino.
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Latinx is the gender-neutral alternative to Latino or Latina, a term that stands for all people in the Latino community who struggle to fit into just one identity.
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She will work with the Smithsonian Latino Center to open the Molina Family Latino Gallery in 2021, which will feature bilingual exhibits exploring Latinx heritage in the United States.
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As public polls in general tend to do, they get Latino support wrong because they do not interview voters in heavily Latino precincts, nor do they interview in Spanish.
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Because the five largest states — California, Texas, New York, Florida, and Illinois — all have above-average black and Latino populations, most states have below-average black and Latino populations.
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Muñoz is now returning in an advisory capacity to the Latino Victory Project (LVP), the liberal group he founded with actress Eva Longoria in 2900 to elect Latino lawmakers.
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In North Carolina, the group registered 21625,2900 Latino voters — the fourth highest total in the country after California, Texas and Florida, three states with much larger total Latino populations.
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It is curious that "Ropes," which was heard in a reading in Two River's Crossing Borders Festival of new Latino plays in 2013, possesses no Latino flavor or content.
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There's just one little hiccup: Trump has been very publicly racist toward the Latino community, which is not a great way to win the endorsement of Latino icon Pitbull.
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Similarly, like with TV shows, when we weren't represented in the past, having Latino cops or Latino doctors or nurses on television, it's hard to identify with those things.
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But Latino voters have not done the same for Latino mayoral candidates, and Hispanics make up only about 19 percent of registered voters, a far lower percentage than blacks.
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" Laura Ingraham, editor in chief of the conservative website LifeZette "His only use of Spanish in election was to further nasty stereotypes against Latino immigrants — and ONLY Latino immigrants.
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We, along with just about every other specialist in Latino politics, know that is simply impossible, given that the Latino electorate rejected Trump from the start of the campaign.
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The Latino share of enrollment has been growing tremendously such that more than half of the students of color in the United States identify as Latino (13 million students).
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A poll by Univision News and the Latino Community Foundation showed Sanders ahead of Biden by 2008 points among Nevada's Latino Democratic caucusgoers, with 33 percent of the vote.
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In many Texas districts with large Latino majorities, for example, participation more than doubled between 2014 and 2018, according to a post-election analysis by polling group Latino Decisions.
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The Latino Employee Network celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month and was created to foster cultural as well as professional growth within Thomson Reuters, both in the Latino and general community.
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Of the current board's 13 members, only one is a black man and none are Latino men, while the state prison population is nearly three-quarters black and Latino.
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The Victory Project is a movement seeking to elect Latino candidates to every level of government and make sure the voices and values of the Latino community are heard.
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In California, however, he appeared to underperform with Latino voters as Clinton beat him in some of the state's most heavily Latino counties and won the state 53-46.
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"Latino history is American history, and we have a responsibility to reflect the stories and experiences of Latinas and Latinos in the U.S. today," said the Smithsonian Latino Center's director.
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Critics also note that Cummins is not Mexican American and say the novel highlights a problem in the publishing industry where non-Latino writers write works from a Latino perspective.
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Cruz and Rubio are both vying for the legacy of being the United States' first Hispanic and Latino president, but most Hispanic and Latino voters don't share their conservative values.
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"A plurality of Latino respondents said they voted to support and take a stand for the Latino community," said Clarissa Martinez, vice president of the National Council of La Raza.
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The Fox News Latino poll shows that 82 percent of registered Latino voters have an unfavorable view of Trump, while a majority, 55 percent, have a favorable view of Clinton.
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José González is the Founder/Director of Latino Outdoors, a Latino-led network of leaders committed to engaging Latinos/as in the outdoors, and connecting families and youth with nature.
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Regrettably, the Chairman of the Latino Coalition, Hector Barreto, called on Hispanic leaders to act against their best interests and support the bill ("Support Sensible Safeguards for Latino Small Businesses").
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During the past democratic primary election, Hillary Clinton overwhelmingly won Latino voters over the age of 40, while Bernie Sanders won almost all Latino voters under the age of 40.
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PR Newswire reports: Florida International University is launching its Latino Public Opinion Forum – the first university initiative in Florida to systematically study the growth and impact of the Latino population.
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The Latino Victory Fund announced it would spend $2628,28503 on the ad campaign targeting likely Latino voters primarily in Clark County, home to almost two-thirds of the state's population.
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In a statement, Cristobal Alex, president of Latino Victory Project, which is affiliated with the Latino Victory Fund, said the goal of the ads is to hold congressional Republicans accountable.
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"All of the early data is pointing to a record Latino turnout," said Matt Barreto, a professor of political science at U.C.L.A. and an adviser on Latino issues to Mrs.
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Each year on the last day of Hispanic Heritage month, the community recognizes Latino Aids Awareness Day in acknowledgement of the impact of HIV and AIDS on the Latino community.
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But the Latino pollsters group Latino Decisions put the share of support for Clinton even higher — the exit polls, they said, didn't take a good enough sample of Hispanic voters.
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It's not surprising that Sanders is performing poorly among Latino voters in Florida, a swing state, despite successfully capturing the Latino vote in the Nevada, California, and Texas primary contests.
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She's now the executive director and primary force behind the Chicago Latino Theater Alliance, which organizes Destinos, an international Latino theater festival that will stage its third edition this fall.
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But he said Democrats "need strong Latino support across the board" to make it happen, and Latino Democrats in the West have favored Sanders so far in the Democratic primary.
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Speaking of Mr. Villaraigosa, ever since 2005, when he was elected as the first Latino mayor of Los Angeles in modern history, he has personified Latino political power in California.
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Second, when it comes firing up the crucial Latino vote for the Democratic ticket, it's hard to think of any non-Latino who could do that job better than Kaine.
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The National Council of La Raza/Latino Decisions poll found 55 percent of Latino voters said they would support a candidate that shared their view on issues, positions and priorities.
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"This program is a great initiative by the DCCC to mobilize the Latino community in districts across the country where the Latino vote will make all the difference," said Rep.
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According to an early analysis of Latino precincts in Nevada by the UCLA Latino Politics and Policy Institute (LPPI), Sanders won about 70 percent of the Hispanic vote in Nevada.
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His op-eds and quotes can be found on The Huffington Post, Latino Rebels, Okayafrica, Okayplayer, NBC, LATINO magazine, Fox News, Sky News, NBC, Salon, The Hill and The Guardian.
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Washington (CNN)Los Angeles Democratic Mayor Eric Garcetti said the Democratic Party needs to take active steps to engage with Latino voters, including putting more Latino candidates on the ballot.
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Democratic leaders believe that Latino voters will continue to side with them, especially if the party of Trump is the alternative, and they are counting on the Latino rolls expanding.
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The Curiel issue is damning primarily to Trump for his continued Latino bashing and to the major broadcast and cable news programs for their lack of basic understanding on how to report on U.S. Latinos and their virtual exclusion of Latino commentators on issues of direct concern to the U.S. Latino community.
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And since E. Carmen Ramos became deputy chief curator and curator of Latino art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in 2010, the institution has doubled its collection of Latino art.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Julián Castro, the only Latino candidate running for president in 2020, thinks many Americans are missing something crucial about what it means to be Latino in America today.
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"We [realize] that there s a real need for Latino products, and Latino brands, and a lot of us are taking the steps to finally put out our creativity," Gomez explains.
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"I'm disappointed she didn't pick a Latino," says Arturo Vargas, executive director of the non-partisan National Association of Elected and Appointed Latino Officials, NALEO, which represents more than 6,200 members.
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We're living in a country where we need to understand the Latino community, our Latino brothers and sisters and we need to understand them in all their complexity in their intersectionality.
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The group announced on Wednesday a plan to work with three Latino organizing groups to air $3 million worth of ads in Florida and Nevada aimed at turning out Latino voters.
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Based on findings garnered from surveying 4,20603 companies around the country, it is clear that the Latino business community is proliferating, and at a far faster rate than non-Latino companies.
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Approximately 28500 million of metro Houston's 6900 million inhabitants are Latino (2628 percent), but not one of the 28503 House members who represent all or portions of the region is Latino.
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A new Latino Decisions survey has 83 percent of Latino voters saying Mr. Trump is a racist, and 71 percent saying he has made the Republican Party more hostile to Latinos.
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Latino voters skewed heavily Democratic in 2018, with 73 percent of Hispanics nationwide voting for Democratic candidates, according to Latino Decisions, a party-affiliated firm that specializes in polling Hispanic voters.
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A recent Latino Decisions poll in 13 competitive House districts, conducted for a consortium of civil rights advocacy groups, found Democrats holding a roughly 40-percentage-point advantage among Latino voters.
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"The president has made the Latino community a priority and we always will," Pence said, mentioning working with groups such as the Latino Coalition and the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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I was really tight with some DIY Latino punk labels in Chicago, Shaman Records, South Core Records, and we had an opportunity to play Latino Punk Fest in 2007, I believe.
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With Latino early voting numbers across the nation outpacing our LD Turnout Predict projections, we may even see Latino turnout reach 231 million in 252 once all the votes are tallied.
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We talked with the activist about why she's encouraging the Latino community to vote for Clinton—and what she thinks Clinton needs to do to support the Latino community in return.
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According to an election eve survey of voters by Latino Decisions, Latino voters said that Mr. Gillespie's MS-13 ads made them less enthusiastic about him, by a 45-point margin.
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The inaugural exhibition, "Making Home: Latino Stories of Community and Belonging," will explore the history of various Latino cultures in North America and their influence in the United States and elsewhere.
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Benjamin Lopez, executive director of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers, said that since "Panther" and "Asians," there has been an acceleration in demand for Latino stories, directors and writers.
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Mr. Castro might have been the only Latino candidate running in 2020, and that indeed brought a sense of pride to some in the community, but it didn't guarantee Latino support.
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Most young people in the program are Latinos, and Latino organizations place a priority on protecting them, said Daniel Garza, the president of the Libre Initiative, a conservative Latino advocacy organization.
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Yakima's Latino residents are about two times more likely to live below the poverty line than white residents, and about half of the Latino population here lacks a high school diploma.
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" Karen Mary Davalos, a scholar of Chicano and Latino studies museum practices and cultural centers, told Hyperallergic, "[El Museo is] not really focused on Puerto Rican, Nuyorican, or US-Latino artists.
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I work mainly with the Latino community — everyday women.
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Black, white, Asian American, Latino — everyone loved that record.
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RELATED: Clinton releases emotional ad to appeal Nevada Latinos According to report by CNN en Español and CUNY's Center for Latin American, Caribbean & Latino Studies, the Latino electorate has increased from 45,506 eligible Latino voters in the state in 1990 to 332,59.93 voters in 2014 -- increasing by more than seven times in 24 years.
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A recent analysis by the Latino Policy and Politics Initiative, a research center at U.C.L.A. that I helped found, revealed that across eight states with sizable Latino communities, the Latino vote grew by 96 percent from 2014 to 2018, compared with a more modest 37 percent in growth in the votes cast by non-Latinos.
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Its commercial street murals, largely adorning Latino businesses, extend the Mexican muralist tradition to urban precincts in a county that has the third largest percentage of Latino residents in the United States.
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"Jane the Virgin" is the only show I know which has so successfully embraced Latino culture on a consistent basis while providing a platform for and developing exceptional Latino talent in Hollywood.
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Outside of Miami, high-density Latino precincts voted very heavily for Clinton at rates higher than Obama, and in Central Florida the total number of Latino votes increased substantially over 2012 numbers.
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There are worrisome projections: Arturo Vargas of the NALEO Educational Fund, a Latino lobby group, reckons 875,000 Latino voters could be impeded by new regulations in November, 90% of them in Texas.
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Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu was a single, Latino man with a large house at the bottom of a suburban cul-de-sac, and most of the children sent to him were also Latino.
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The linked statement is headlined "Sanders wins Latino vote in Nevada," and claims that a "key factor" in the Vermont senator narrowing the gap with Clinton was his success with Latino voters.
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"Here is an officer who sees someone who is Latino, who has a Latino sounding name, and contacts ICE," Miriam Aukerman, senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Michigan, told NBC News.
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A survey by the Latino Donor Collaborative recently found that most non-Hispanic, white Americans with a moderate view of the Latino community do not believe that Latinos share their American values.
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The 4,500 square foot Molina Family Latino Gallery is scheduled to open in 2021 and will focus on sharing the stories of Latino communities through multimedia activities, artifacts and first-person narratives.
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"I think it's a much tighter contest this year than in 2016," says Matt Barreto, managing partner and co-founder of Latino Decisions, a Democratic polling firm that focuses on Latino voters.
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Latino groups in key states have reported that Sanders's campaign has been very active there, and the campaign has hired more than 22020 Latino staffers across the country, including in top positions.
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Almost half of eligible Latino voters were never even contacted by a political party or candidate, yet 79% voted in 2018, said María Teresa Kumar, founding president and CEO of Voto Latino.
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The Honors Living-Learning Community is mainly composed of black and Latino students — nearly twice as many as the total of black and Latino undergraduates in the rest of Rutgers-Newark's programs.
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Recent polls have shown Mr. Sanders attracting significant Latino support in the state, including a Univision poll that found that one-third of Latino Democrats who were registered to vote backed him.
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It is about to be relaunched by the Wall Las Memorias Project (an organization for the health concerns of Latino LGBTQ people) due to increasing concern about meth's spread among Latino communities.
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Carmona admitted in an interview with NBC Latino that it was a challenge to introduce the senator from Vermont (where there are few Latinos), who was virtually unknown in the Latino community.
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"Latino voters in Arizona, and especially young Latino voters, are going to play a huge role in who will represent Arizona for the next six years," she recently said, according to Politico.
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This is why, out of all the data suggesting a Latino surge in early voting in 2016 — the hours-long wait outside a Latino supermarket in Nevada on the last day of early voting, the spike in low-propensity, unaffiliated Latino voters in Florida — the most surprising outcome might be in Texas, which isn't even a swing state.
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Some of the groups have started an online petition against Castro's candidacy, which has angered the Latino Victory Fund, a nonpartisan advocacy group that has been pushing for a Latino vice-presidential nominee.
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"My Latino Olympic pals and I hope to inspire the next generation of Hispanic kids to go into the streets, to play and try to become Olympic athletes," she told Fox News Latino.
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In the Latino community, voters turned out at higher numbers over 2012, the year of the last presidential election, and only 18 percent of Latinos supported Trump, according to polling by Latino Decisions.
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"If you think about any Latino family … when that family falls victim to a raid, clearly that family takes a hit," Rice University's Payan said, noting that most Latino families are working class.
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She co-founded the Organización Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island in 2002 as an advocacy organization for the local Latino community and culture, yet said frustratingly little progress has been made since.
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If that projection is right, Latino voters will account for 20% of all voters casting ballots, according to a report by CNN en Español and CUNY's Center for Latin American, Caribbean & Latino Studies.
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Read More Emerge Americas: The top Hispanic entrepreneurs in America According to a study by the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative, the U.S. Latino population controlled more than $1.5 trillion in annual purchasing power.
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Groups like Voto Latino have also been outspoken about Trump's tone as President -- and Jessica Reeves, the chief operating officer of the organization Voto Latino, made it clear that Latinos should stick together.
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Black and Latino children here have become increasingly isolated, with 85 percent of black students and 75 percent of Latino students attending "intensely" segregated schools — schools that are less than 10 percent white.
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In 2016, Bold PAC supported more non-Latino than Latino candidates, but it paired up with CHC members in a recruitment effort to identify and tutor Hispanic politicians to target specific House seats.
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At Slate, Jamelle Bouie notes that black, Latino, and Native American students are all disciplined at disproportionate rates, adding that the suspension rate for Black and Latino students doubled between 1972 and 2010.
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"The average Latino voter is a 26-year-old millennial woman who cares about student debt, health care and the right to choose," says Maria Teresa Kumar, president and CEO of Voto Latino.
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The crowd-control exercise would have taken place near a border crossing adjacent to the heavily Latino Chihuahuita neighborhood, and less than a half mile from a polling station used by Latino voters.
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And with a historic-low Latino unemployment rate and the presidential campaign's planning a significant investment in Latino outreach, it is entirely plausible to imagine President Trump winning 35 percent of the vote.
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Even though 67 percent of New York public school students are black or Latino, last year only 10 percent of students who are black or Latino received offers to attend a specialized school.
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The New York Police Department has claimed that more black and Latino people are arrested for petty marijuana offenses because complaints are more voluminous in neighborhoods where black and Latino people predominantly live.
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Biden was criticized for skipping a Latino elected officials forum in June — at the time, a campaign surrogate held up Cárdenas' role in the campaign as proof of Biden's commitment to Latino voters.
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"Sometimes I think if it had been an American boy, that they would be moving heaven and earth, but since they are Latino boys with Latino parents …" she said, her voice trailing off.
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Just eight years earlier, George W. Bush had gotten 42 percent of the Latino vote, but Mitt Romney only received 27 percent of the Latino vote, after championing for a self-deportation policy.
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A study published in April found that people of Latin American descent in California were disproportionately targeted for sterilizations: Latino men were 23 percent more likely to be sterilized than non-Latino men.
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Mr. Perez now faces a singular situation: The first Latino Democratic chairman is the man whose guidelines have excluded the current black and Latino candidates from the debate in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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To study how Latinos fared in open-seat primaries, we compiled data on Latino and non-Latino almost-ran candidates and announced candidates running for Congress in open seats from 2004 through 2014.
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The rate among Latino drug users dropped by almost 50%.
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Trump, he says, did the same with the Latino vote.
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Castro is currently the only Latino in the 2020 field.
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The metro area now is more than 40 percent Latino.
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Sesame Street is Latino and Asian and autistic and poor.
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About half the public school students in Denver are Latino.
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Immigration was another huge issue in the heavily Latino state.
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Civil rights groups and Latino advocacy groups dispute this notion.
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So why the focus on Latino and Latin American art?
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I believe money mentors are key for the Latino community.
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Another case study about Latino Americans gathered data from Reddit.
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But Latino actors, he said, also lack a support network.
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All completed a Latino entrepreneurship program at Stanford as well.
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"It's all smoke and mirrors," a separate Latino leader said.
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In 2012, 48% of eligible Latino voters cast a ballot.
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Even more surprising is the lack of a Latino response.
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Latino voters have the potential to exert real political power.
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"Because we're Latino students and now we're targets," Aileen added.
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LOS ANGELES — Mitú wants young Latino millennials to get political.
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Latino men generally smoke at higher rates than Latina women.
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Black and Latino voters are particularly crucial to Democratic hopefuls.
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Black and Latino employees also have the highest attrition rates.
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For Latino voters, he said, that number was 99.8 percent.
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It's gonna be Latinos who got the Latino vote out.
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"The rise of Trump has mobilized Latino voters," Ramos says.
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Six of the victims were black and one was Latino.
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Like it or not, Latino Trump supporters fit right in.
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New Mexico, with its growing Latino population, is similarly challenging.
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In the Latino American community, in drag, you do impersonations.
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" Latino residents also noted a sense of "guilt by association.
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Over 80 percent of people stopped are black or Latino.
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I think I'll do really well in the Latino community.
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The one area she possibly succeeded was on Latino issues.
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In America Latino Protestants (mostly charismatic) are contested electoral terrain.
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The entire cast of the film is Latino, Chu said.
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The survey of 85033 registered Latino voters was conducted Aug.
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There's big money in programming for the young Latino audience.
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And that will be the lasting takeaway for Latino voters.
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Veterans are white, black, Latino and every race in between.
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Oportun, for instance, has branches inside shops in Latino neighbourhoods.
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The shooting sparked outrage in Denver's Latino community and protests.
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Simply put, new networks mean new opportunities for Latino communities.
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First, U.S. Latino buying power is huge, and rising fast.
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The only Latino in any congressional leadership post is Rep.
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For Latino families, food insecurity affects 1 in 5 households.
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In 1990 Mr Wilson won almost half the Latino vote.
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Trump will never win the majority of the Latino vote.
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In the Latino business owner, you will find an optimist.
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That is more Latino voters than ever before in history.
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He speaks fluent Spanish in his 79 percent Latino district.
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"I wasn't in step with most Latino Catholics," said Becerra.
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It is now majority Latino with a sizeable white population.
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The Latino vote will impact Senate races across the country.
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The Hill Latino was a media sponsor of the event.
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The project crew was mostly black; Mr. Perez's was Latino.
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They predict a large turnout by black and Latino voters.
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Cristóbal J. Alex is president of the Latino Victory Fund.
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The role Latino Victory plays in that is so critical.
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This means that one in nine potential voters is Latino.
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From the beginning, Latino voters have been up for grabs.
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We see it in the hostility toward the Latino community.
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Cardenas is considered one of the most influential Latino Republicans.
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But Ms. Sanchez may also rely heavily on Latino voters.
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Maria Teresa Kumar is president and CEO of Voto Latino.
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In Berkeley, Jesse Arreguin became the city's first Latino mayor.
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Biden started the race with strong black and Latino support.
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Last year baseball had one Latino and no black managers.
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Perez is the first Latino elected chairman of the DNC.
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My friends -- my friends in the Latino community, thank you.
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Castro is, for instance, the lone Latino in the field.
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Clinton told a rally of mostly Latino supporters on Monday.
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He is played by the Latino actor Juan Francisco Villa.
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Rick Scott among Latino voters in the 2018 midterm elections.
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You won't win the White House without the Latino vote.
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That includes the Brennan Center for Law, Voto Latino Demos.
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Garcia would be the first Latino to lead the bureau.
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Some 58 percent of Latino voters in Florida back Mrs.
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To some, it shows the sophistication of the Latino vote.
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Latino Democrats openly talk about their guns and their church.
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The poll was conducted among 300 Latino voters from Sept.
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Trump's disregard for the Latino community has been pretty obvious.
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And the overwhelming majority of them were black and Latino.
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Such controversies almost always revolve around black and Latino players.
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In counties with I.C.E. partnerships, the Latino student population plummeted.
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Black and Latino Americans will get about $23 billion combined.
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He received endorsements from key Latino leaders and Elton John.
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Again, they're not designed to get the Latino vote right.
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"Sex can be taboo in Mexican Latino culture," she said.
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Hers was the only Latino family in an Italian neighborhood.
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They had black friends and white, Pacific Islander and Latino.
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This is a 70 percent Latino city here in Miami.
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In 2018, Latino voters once again proved that thesis correct.
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In 2000, about 7 percent of US voters were Latino.
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Only 5 percent of the Berkeley faculty members are Latino.
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Biden has not been entirely absent in the Latino space.
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"For the record, I'm black, gay and Latino," he said.
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Estuardo Rodriguez breaks down the Super Tuesday Latino vote. Hill.
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Castro was the only Latino in the Democratic primary race.
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It is also a state with a large Latino population.
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Musical collaboration between black and Latino artists is not uncommon.
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The Gonzalez families in Kissimmee and Sunrise identify as Latino.
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The Latino vote was a key part of that expansion.
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"I'm not done fighting," the field's only Latino candidate continued.
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It was ripping off vulnerable members of the Latino community.
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That is a lot of Latino voters watching and listening.
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The Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus supported the bill.
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Latino high schoolers are waiting to be seen and heard.
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She's now the Latino press secretary for his 2020 campaign.
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You played a Latino child molester in that, too. Yeah.
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I also cringe when "Latino" is labeled as a race.
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That is why 2020 is so important for Latino voters.
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Pero antes tienen que ganarse, a pulso, el voto latino.
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In the Latino community, this often means children of immigrants.
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The overwhelming majority of those targeted were black or Latino.
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"[These] principles don't only apply to Latino students," said Grijalva.
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In 2015, the Latino population there surpassed the white population.
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Dick Durbin, joined more recently as a Latino outreach director.
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As a result, a Latino gay rights group, QLatinX, emerged.
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The population is 50 percent Latino and 30 percent Black.
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Since the election, many Latino Americans have reported similar experiences.
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They are founding members of the Latino Jewish Leadership Council.
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Fear, of course, is even greater among Latino unauthorized immigrants.
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But that is hardly the sentiment of many Latino players.
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People wondered why Hillary Clinton lost so many Latino votes.
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By 2022, the state is guesstimated to be majority Latino.
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It also has long been a center of Latino culture.
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You may be the only Latino in a crowded race.
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Christian Arana: Democrats must do more to reach Latino youth.
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Florida, in turn, might come down to the Latino vote.
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And the Latino vote, in particular, is far outpacing expectations.
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As written, In the Heights features a mostly Latino cast.
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Just 3% of the team identified as Hispanic or Latino.
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My friends — my friends in the Latino community, thank you.
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On the other hand, if Democrats invest in voter mobilization of Latino voters, they can harness the negative sentiments about this administration among Latino and help their candidates at statewide and down-ballot races.
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Still, it's the case that his strongest swing states are ones with large Latino populations in the Southwest, where, one can assume, he is benefiting from a white backlash against growing Latino political power.
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With "probably one of the most diverse Latino populations in the world," the book states, "in many ways the city appears, in light of national trends, to represent the Latino future throughout the country."
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The Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative, a collaboration between Stanford University and LBAN, identified eight Latino founders generating well over $21 million in annual revenue or who have received at least $266 million in funding.
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A Republican ticket that solidly tops the roughly 40 percent share of the Latino vote captured by George W. Bush in 2004 would upend the notion that Latino population growth dooms the Republican Party.
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But instead of using the opportunity to apologize for the remarks and appeal to Latino voters, Pence dismissed the comments in the same fashion as his campaign has dismissed Latino voters since day one.
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The power and organization of the Latino vote is also present within the Congressional Hispanic Caucus through catalyst Linda Sanchez who has played an integral role in advocating for more Latino presence in Congress.
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Despite a very large media focus on Latinos in Miami-Dade, Latino voters outside of Miami account for about two-thirds of Latino voters statewide in Florida, and Clinton dominated among non-Miami Latinos.
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Tax reform may not seem like a Latino issue, but as much of the Latino population is in the workforce, it is imperative that lawmakers make it easier for businesses to start and grow.
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Major labels have spent considerable time and effort trying to find the "perfect" Latino rap star––ethnically Latino but with a less stiff, starched style than Chicano rappers like Mr. Criminal and Lil Rob.
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They were mushroom pickers in vans that got pulled over without cause; dishwashers in pizzerias that got raided without warrants; Latino men who loosely resembled other Latino men who were ostensibly ICE's intended targets.
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Treviño's faint glimmer of hope for victory likely lies in a large number of CD-23 Democratic runoff voters believing that a district whose population is three-quarters Latino should have a Latino representative.
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But if these were the only relevant factors, Latino voting would most likely rise naturally over time as more Latinos enrolled in college and as the age of the average American-born Latino increased.
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Democrats & the Latino vote Sanders has found strong support for his candidacy among Latino voters -- it's a big reason why he won the Nevada caucuses and looks likely to prevail in the California primary.
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Ms. Kim was seeking to become the first Korean-American woman in Congress, but faced a challenge from Mr. Cisneros, a Latino in a state where Latino voters have become an increasingly powerful force.
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The more nuanced surveys by Latino Decisions, the firm where I work, found that Trump received the lowest level of support among Latino voters on record for any presidential candidate: a mere 18 percent.
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Commentary by Hector Barreto, chairman of The Latino Coalition, one of the largest Latino advocacy groups in the U.S. He is also a member of the board of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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The plan also said that under Ellison's leadership, the DNC will reach out to Latino veterans, prioritize adding young Latinos to the DNC, visit states with large Latino populations and increase voter assistance and outreach.
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According to an analysis by UCLA's Latino Policy & Politics Institute, Sanders won 52 percent of the votes at high-density Latino caucus sites in Iowa; Biden was a distant second behind him with 15 percent.
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As of Tuesday, 58 percent of Hispanics in Texas had not been contacted by any political campaign, according to a poll by Latino Decisions for the nonpartisan National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials.
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When I'm talking about US Latino Studies, I'm focusing on the intersectional relationship between the United States and the so-called lived American experience in this country for people of the Latino/Latin American diaspora.
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The biggest inhibitor to increasing the number of black and Latino creators, Dash said, is Asian-Americans, "who turned our backs" on black and Latino communities after those communities welcomed Asian-Americans into their neighborhoods.
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That was also the year Benny Hernandez, lead singer of Rumores, established the Latino Punk Fest in Chicago, to give the Latino punk bands he felt were overlooked by white promoters a place to play.
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According to a July analysis from polling firm Latino Decisions, the GOP nominee will likely need to garner 2628 percent of the Latino vote nationally in order to obtain a majority of the popular vote.
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"At the ballot box, Latino voters will make our voices heard against the anti-immigrant, anti-Latino Donald Trump and the Republican Party by voting against them," said Dolores Huerta, an American Way board member.
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Two years ago he saw Raleigh elect its first Latino councilman, saw Latino voters help defeat Wake County's tough-on-immigration Republican sheriff, and now feels that energy continuing into the 22018 U.S. presidential campaign.
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A small Pennsylvania town struggles to redefine its identity as Latino immigrants save its economy A small Pennsylvania town struggles to redefine its identity as Latino immigrants save its economy This segment originally aired Jan.
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The political changes are at least partly due to demographics in a county that is now one-fifth Asian and one-third Latino, whereas in 1980 four out of five residents were non-Latino white.
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Bernie Sanders seems to have swept Latino voters in Saturday's Nevada caucuses, an affirmation of his months-long investments in outreach that could presage his success in primaries still to come in heavily Latino states.
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But there was a gender gap: middle-aged Latino men between 45 and 65 were more likely to support Trump, while female Latino voters were much less supportive, said Stephanie Valencia, Equis Labs' co-founder.
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While Florida and Nevada were targeted early on by Democrats and Latino activists as swing states with the potential to be a show of force for Latino voters, Texas became competitive late in the race.
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Arpaio, who has long touted himself as a crusader against illegal immigration, would regularly conduct "sweeps" in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and instruct officers to pull over Latino motorists for even the most minor traffic violations.
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Voto Latino, a nonpartisan civic group, said last month that they had registered more than 2144,22012 new voters in less than one year and were expecting a "record turnout" of Latino voters as a result.
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Voto Latino, a nonpartisan civic group, said last month that they had registered more than 228,22015 new voters in less than one year and were expecting a "record turnout" of Latino voters as a result.
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Losing the Latino vote would be a huge blow to Mrs.
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Black people say I'm not Black because of my being Latino.
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Our own children black, white, Asian and Latino, need help too.
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No Latino Americans are as yet represented in Trump's cabinet picks.
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In the city itself, about one in eight residents is Latino.
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Sanders has improved his numbers with Latino voters significantly since 2016.
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Yeah the intro, cause it's crazyyy stupiddd for the Latino culture.
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Our staff, we have about 10% African-Americans, about 7% Latino.
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Adams is white, and Al-Amin was black, white and Latino.
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There is still a glaring absence of Latino and Asian nominees.
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This year, at least two African-Americans and one Latino do.
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" Díaz-Balart: "50 percent of the Latino support..." Trump: "No, no.
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Javier: I'm a transgender mixed-race Latino who identifies as bisexual.
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My family, like the majority of our Latino neighbors, was unbanked.
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My belief is that most Latino families lack a money mentor.
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Remezcla, that's one that's a Latino one that we met with.
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A map shows the concentration of Latino residents in Houston neighborhoods.
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The neighborhoods are largely black or Latino with relatively low incomes.
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The Democratic Party is making particular efforts to target Latino voters.
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Nevada's population is 29% Latino and South Carolina's is 13% black.
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California, the biggest prize of the Democratic primary, is 40% Latino.
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Comparatively, the Latino and Hispanic population shrank from 217% to 2311%.
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Her state is 40% Latino and shares a border with Mexico.
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Now, seven years later, Latino representation in Hollywood remains largely unchanged.
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"Hollywood has realized that the Latino market is huge," she said.
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Are white allies active contributors to the Black, Latino, etc. groups?
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Let's hope next year more Latino and Asian stories are told.
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This is because America has always been in large part Latino.
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All have rising Latino populations, and are getting more Democrat-friendly.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean he's connecting with all Latino voters.
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Or, you've a parent who's African-American and one who's Latino.
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The Latino vote may well seal the fate of Mr Trump.
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Some of those targets: Latino voters, who dominate Milwaukee's south side.
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Back then 37% of the Latino electorate was registered as Republican.
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Authorities believe Baby Hope's parents are of Latino or Hispanic ancestry.
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The city's about 295% African-American, 2000% white and 4% Latino.
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Several Latino men and Taiwan's Ang Lee have won the award.
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"Around 80 percent of our staff here are Latino," she said.
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Nobody tried to push a longshot Latino contender into the field.
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Yet, retirement savings for those in the Latino community are low.
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His presence on the ticket would mobilize Latino voters in November.
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The 12-member jury included six black jurors and one Latino.
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They want these simple categories—black or white, Latino or Asian.
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Latino families also had high rates of poverty, at 32 percent.
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Latino vote: Will the sleeping giant finally choose the next president?
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Wage theft is epidemic and it hits Latino workers the hardest.
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And amongst foreign-born Latino workers the problem is even worse.
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Latino from iTunes and, of course, via the NPR One app.
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Imagine what Latino box office would look like if we did.
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Continued business growth has contributed to Latino confidence in the economy.
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The same values of the Latino community in our country, right?
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She is also on the Board of the Latino Justice PRLDEF.
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EDT: Tim Kaine meets with Latino Faith Leaders in Orlando, Fla.
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He sits on the National Committee of the Latino Victory Fund.
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The Latino community is diverse and surveying it requires sophisticated methodology.
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They may finally explode the myth of a monolithic Latino vote.
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In Florida, Marco Rubio almost won the Latino vote in 2016.
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Only 39% of the Latino electorate likely will vote in November.
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But the Smithsonian has considered a Latino museum in the past.
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This leads to a 'yuge' undercount of Latino support for Hillary.
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NAFTA's legacy, made worse by American farm-states livid about Latino
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In 113, George W. Bush won 44 percent of Latino voters.
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Working-class black and Latino Americans are also losing under Trump.
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For non-Hispanics, he is a visible symbol of Latino achievement.
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Maybe there was a shared Latino perspective on all these sounds.
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Democrats are hoping to drive up their support among Latino voters.
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Yet today many Latino parents have to live through this experience.
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Mr. Trump's dismal standing with Latino voters has complicated the task.
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"Caribbean, Latino, and Orthodox Jewish are the main flavors," he said.
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The Hill is partnering with Latino Magazine for content and marketing.
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Clinton can count on a big margin from Latino voters. Mrs.
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Different voices, black and Latino, appear, to testify to different experiences.
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What does polling suggest about how Latino voters see Mr. Trump?
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Latino voters have captured the imagination of many a presidential candidate.
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In 2012, only 41 percent of eligible Latino voters were registered.
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Not that MLB has a deep history of hiring Latino managers.
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Donald Trump's hateful rhetoric and policies may have mobilized Latino communities.
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We see a similar growth in the national Latino population today.
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The entrepreneurial spirit is an ingrained part of the Latino culture.
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The bus had some 45 passengers, according to operator Rey Latino.
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As recently as 2009, baseball had 10 black and Latino managers.
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I am a proud American and proud of my Latino heritage.
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In 2020, Sanders won almost half of Latino voters in Texas.
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A younger cohort of evangelical Protestants is increasingly black and Latino.
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LOS ANGELES — Latino voters are poised to pick the Democratic nominee.
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Learn about its history in this 2017 article from Latino Rebels.
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Below are key facts about Latino voters, ahead of the election.
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First, Latino turnout was up significantly in 2016 compared with 2012.
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Sixty percent are black or Latino, and 2000 percent are immigrants.
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Brazilians are Latino because the country is located in Latin America.
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It's 225 percent white, 21 percent Asian-American, 14 percent Latino.
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Instead, Latino voters are looking assiduously for someone to vote for.
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The Iowa Asian and Latino Coalition PAC endorsed Harris on Monday.
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These are tough times for the Latino community under this administration.
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" Huizache, a journal of Latino literature, has just published "Real Mexican.
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Many Latino children had to work to help support their families.
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Although Wong couldn't speak Spanish, he strongly identified with Latino culture.
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This results in a major loss for the Latino voting bloc.
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Hill reporter Rafael Bernal discusses the Latino vote in Texas. Hill.
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The point here is that Latino voting patterns are not predictable.
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In this predominantly Latino neighborhood, Ms. Brito's pastelillos are justly beloved.
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Approximately 87 percent of the jail population is black and Latino.
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It's a tattooed, blue-collar, Latino city of nearly one million.
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Mr. Rodriguez said his Latino heritage was central to his candidacy.
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It's also worse among black and Latino seniors than among whites.
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Fifty Hispanic or Latino students missed school on Friday, McGee said.
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The amount of Latino characters has remained steady at 8 percent.
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Sanders is counting on winning big with Latino voters and progressives.
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And many come from cities and towns that are overwhelmingly Latino.
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Black women and Latino women consistently deliver huge margins to Democrats.
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Friday: Senator Bernie Sanders is courting the Latino vote in California.
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Manhattan is just 26% Latino, compared to 56% of the Bronx.
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And that has left some black and Latino families feeling betrayed.
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Hiring a predominantly Latino cast is another decision that pays off.
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Ms. Guthridge is a white minority in the mostly Latino district.
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Among its staffers, about 10 percent identify as Latino, Schmuhl said.
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The GOP spent yrs gutting voting rights & suppressing black & Latino votes.
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The Latino youth Mr. Sanders is rallying haven't been reliable voters.
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Several polls show Sanders drawing nearly half the state's Latino support.
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BORDERS OF ALL KINDS have become recurring touchstones among Latino artists.
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Dr. Ramírez is a professor of Latin American and Latino studies.
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Curbelo's district is 70 percent Latino, according to current census data.
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There are now 47 counties in Texas with majority Latino populations.
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The mission The artist assembled dozens of Latino illustrators and writers.
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Nadie puede llegar a la Casa Blanca sin el voto latino.
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El voto latino va a decidir las elecciones de este año.
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On Tuesday, Mijente, a prominent left-leaning Latino group, endorsed Sanders.
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Latino support was not locked in for Sanders in this campaign.
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At the vigil in 2010, Latino people found safety in numbers.
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Roughly 500 students, who are predominantly Latino, attend North Park Elementary.
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Muñoz, a gay Latino, is among the most connected national Democrats.
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Twitter last year reported that 5.7% were black and 4.7% Latino.
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Attrition rates were highest among black employees, followed by Latino employees.
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Latino art continues to be all but ignored by major museums.
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"Word spreads in the community of anti-Latino enforcement," Lopez writes.
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He's "an honorary Latino," said Alex, a fellow El Paso native.
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The ads will target the Latino-heavy districts of Republican Reps.
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Others have noted that the creators weren't versed in Latino culture.
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"He has turbo-charged the Latino community against him," Gonzalez said.
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African-Americans were at about 15% and Latino students at 12%.
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"We are seeing the Latino population growing very significantly," he said.
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He's also held "Unidos Con Bernie" aimed at the Latino community.
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More than half of public school students in Denver are Latino.
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The campaign says it's spent millions on Latino outreach in Nevada.
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As recently as 2009, it had 10 black or Latino managers.
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Chicago's population is split approximately into thirds — white, black and Latino.
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In Arizona, people in both groups avoided the "Latino Pride" sticker.
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After all, some black, Latino, and Asian people voted for Trump.
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EWA: Do you think a Latino museum is the solution here?
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He was the first Latino elected to the House from Nevada.
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Many new Latino artists I met will be in the show.
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Amy Klobuchar, what she has done for black and Latino voters.
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But the extent of anti-Latino bias hadn't been formally quantified.
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Meanwhile, actual election results from Clark County in Las Vegas, where the Latino vote is concentrated, showed Clinton won around 60 percent of delegates, suggesting Clinton may have even come out on top among Latino voters.
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Latino activists said getting immigration and Latino voters on the agenda in California is a step forward, but they're still waiting on more substantial policy proposals from most candidates to back up some of that talk.
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A national Latino campaign group has emerged for the first time as a Washington fundraising powerhouse, a sign both of the growing institutional power of Latino voters and of the massive opposition to President Donald Trump.
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While New York is 18.6% Latino, according to the U.S. Census, New York City is almost 30% Latino and both campaigns feel they need to sway those voters to come out on April 19 to win.
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Since a lot of the reason Nevada matters is because it has a substantial population of nonwhite voters — in particular, Latino voters — expect a lot of analysis of how each candidate did with the Latino vote.
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However, more research is needed to build a dataset that can be statistically generalized to all students in the United States and can distinguish between individuals of Afro-Latino and non-Afro-Latino descent, Cherng said.
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In her prior position at Kraft Foods, she oversaw Kraft's Latino Center of Excellence, where she led campaigns to increase the company's investment in the Latino market and partner with brands to create impactful marketing programs.
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She followed that response up with another charity: the Hispanic Federation, a Latino nonprofit membership organization founded in 1990 that seeks to support Hispanic families and strengthen Latino institutions by improving education, health, immigration, and more.
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Mr. Sanders may be a 22006-year-old white senator from Vermont, the state with the lowest Latino population in the country, but many Latino voters see him as the candidate who best embodies their hopes.
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"There was a cameraman, an older Jewish gentleman, who literally mouthed the words 'I'm sorry' to me, and he had tears running down his face," said Kumar, president and CEO of Latino political group Voto Latino.
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He also co-founded the Latino Victory Project in 85033 with actress Eva Longoria and told the publication that he will continue advocacy and outreach for Latino candidates and fundraising ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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"Immigration is incredibly important to the Latino community, especially here in Texas, where close to 50 percent of Latino residents are impacted by undocumented family members and loved ones," Ferrera continued from the Lone Star State.
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This cycle, Democrats launched an unprecedented and early effort to mobilize Latino voters in states like California, releasing targeted ads in Spanish and deploying at least one Latino field staffer in more than two dozen districts.
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There was a substantial increase in turnout in heavily Latino precincts in two of the closest races in Orange County -- CA-249 and CA-153 -- according to an analysis by the UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Initiative.
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Across the country, Republican leaders (some more intentionally than others) have been employing tactics to limit the sway of the Latino vote, from gerrymandering large Latino communities inside isolated districts to passing strict voter identification laws.
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In a tracking poll this week by Latino Decisions, 60 percent of registered Latino voters in California — where there are about a half-dozen competitive congressional races — said they had not been contacted by a campaign.
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Obama's 2012 campaign hired Latino vote directors in Florida, Nevada and Colorado; Clinton's 1873 campaign added North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and even Ohio (in addition to targeting Latino communities in other states like Wisconsin and Nebraska).
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The United States-born Latino population constitutes almost 40 million people, yet the share of Netflix's 700 original series, movies and comedy specials that center on the United States Latino experience is less than 1 percent.
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Ms. Dawson, an actress known for roles in movies including "Rent" and "Sin City," is also a co-founder of Voto Latino, a civic media organization and advocacy group for Latino voters in the United States.
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"The notion of speaking a language other than English as an educational liability must be turned on its head," Gándara wrote, noting the positive effects of dual language programs on both Latino and non-Latino students.
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"Texas is a Latino state, and we have two Texans on the ballot who are going to be turning out and galvanizing people from Texas," said Mayra Macias, a vice president of the Latino Victory Project.
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This broad range of Latino veteran experiences, coupled with Dr. Guzmán's research, galvanized the robust Latino antiwar efforts that culminated in one of the largest antiwar demonstrations during the Vietnam era: the Chicano Moratorium on Aug.
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But it's still notable that, despite his record on immigration questions, Sanders leads the Democratic field among Latino voters 30 percent nationwide and has swept the Latino vote in all the early primary contests so far.
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"I live in Newark, New Jersey, and the support of the Latino community in the past changed my life and helped me win the mayoral race, because I had Latino support," Booker said in the interview.
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Mr. Menendez maintains tight bonds with the Latino community around the country as the longest serving Latino in the Senate; his connections are particularly strong in Florida, a key state in both primary and general elections.
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Furthermore, our findings indicate that the donors who focus on Latino candidates are less well-connected than other donors, and that fundraisers held on behalf of Latino candidates feature fewer party elites and raise less money.
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While Republicans continue to perform well in Latino-heavy states like Nevada and New Mexico, fielding Latino candidates for office while pushing low-tax and pro-business policies, they have only gotten weaker and weaker in California.
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The Latino Victory Project, which works to get Hispanics elected, is rallying Latino leaders to make a forceful statement if the pardon happens, and told BuzzFeed News it will work to get state charges brought against Arpaio.
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The study found African American teens enjoyed using social media more than their white and Hispanic and Latino counterparts — 51% enjoy it "a lot," compared to 323% of white teens and 43% of Hispanic and Latino teens.
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The National Council on La Raza, a fairly establishment, DC-based Latino interest group, is often characterized in conservative circles as the face of Latino radicalism (probably because of the "La Raza" — "the race" — in the name).
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Aiming for Latino and Millennial voters If Clinton wants a selection that will excite Latino and millennial voters and improve the odds that they will come out on voting day, two names loom larger than any other.
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Data analysed by Pew Research Centre, a think-tank, show that, in 21.53, 221.5% of Latino adults aged 275.5 to 216.3 and 73% of Latino children aged 5 to 17 spoke "only English" or "English very well".
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RELATED: Report: 3% of Iowa voters are Latino A report released before the Iowa caucuses titled The Latino Voter Registration Dilemma shows that Latinos have been voting at lower levels than other ethnic groups in presidential elections.
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Voto Latino, formed in 2004, says it registered more than 100,223.3 new voters since last November and expects a "record turnout" of Latino voters in a historic presidential election that's fraught with issues of ethnicity and immigration.
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Voto Latino, formed in 228, says it registered more than 222,216 new voters since last November and expects a "record turnout" of Latino voters in a historic presidential election that's fraught with issues of ethnicity and immigration.
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I must say that Hillary has assembled one of the best Latino outreach teams I have ever seen and I am confident that they will work in the Latino community to maximize their votes in targeted states.
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Now, Gutierrez -- the only Latino to represent Illinois -- is setting his sights on marshaling Latino voters in the country's heartland, as well as helping Puerto Rico rebuild following Hurricane Maria's devastating hit to the island last September.
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The combined imagery of seeing Latino children and families locked in cages, coupled with rhetoric referring to immigrants as an "infestation" and actual violence targeting Latino people will have a searing and long-term effect on youths.
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That's why, on March 9th, I will join The Latino Coalition in welcoming small-business owners from across the country to a conference reflecting President Trump's vision — The Latino Coalition's "Making Small Business Great Again" policy summit.
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But does anyone really believe that if that bill was all so good, as the secretary is touting, that LULAC and other major Latino organizations, the largest Latino organizations in this country said no to that bill.
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In Nogales' view, making set-top boxes more affordable would not only lead to a proliferation of Latino-oriented television programming, but would in turn would lead to a greater understanding of Latino culture among non-Latinos.
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This growth will continue: The Pew Research Center predicts that by 2628, the Latino population will be 28500 percent of the total, Asians will grow to 6900 percent, and non-Latino whites will fall to 2628 percent.
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And while Latinos have been trending toward Democrats for a while now, Trump might have pushed his party over the edge with Latinos: Latino Decisions projections suggest Clinton will win nearly 80 percent of the Latino vote.
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"Latino history is American history, and we have a responsibility to reflect the stories and experiences of Latinas and Latinos in the U.S. today," Eduardo Díaz, the director of the Smithsonian Latino Center, said in a statement.
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Columbia provided resources that permitted me and other Latino students to travel to places in the country with large Latino populations to inform students of the opportunities at Columbia and to help them with the application process.
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I think many Democrats are continually perplexed by this — that there could be Latino voters who are willing to support a president (or candidate) like Trump whose rhetoric and policies are so clearly anti-Latino and racist.
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An alliance between the leading political figures from both major regions of Latino Chicago could strengthen an already ascendant bloc and provide opportunities for improved Latino challenges for other elected offices — such as the mayoralty in 2019.
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"The Latino community is the tide that will turn Texas blue and I'm glad to see the DCCC is continuing to build on the critical work they started last year to engage Latino voters," said Texas Rep.
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The 2016 entrance poll of Nevada found Sanders winning 53 percent of Latino voters in a two-way race; this year's entrance poll, in a six-way contest, found Sanders with 51 percent of the Latino vote.
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But with Mr. Sanders receiving more than 229 percent of Latino voters under the age of 214, and about half of Latino voters over all, according to exit polls, his lead over the other candidates looked decisive.
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Priorities USA shared some of its bounty with other super PACs: Black PAC, El Super Pac Voto Latino, Human Rights Campaign Equality Votes, Immigrant Voters Win PAC, Latino Victory Fund, Planned Parenthood Votes, VoteVets and WOMEN VOTE!
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So Michigan has unilaterally disarmed in selection of black and Latino students.
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However, the Latino community is very diverse and not a cohesive group.
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Buzzfeed reported that they pushed Trump to add a Latino cabinet pick .
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The campus is located in the heart of the city's Latino enclave.
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But it is perhaps Latino Americans who have the most immediate concerns.
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Those justifications do not appear to be playing well to Latino voters.
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About half of the students were white, and about half were Latino.
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Moreover, not all Latino voters are Democrats; many are conservative as well.
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Bill Velazquez was a manager on Sanders' Latino outreach team in 2016.
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Digital network mitú is hoping to make Latino-focused content more mainstream.
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It is predominantly Latino, with Spanish deemed the official language alongside English.
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A Latino himself, he also knew that many Latinos have African ancestry.
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As you know, getting Latino things on the air, it's not easy.
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Democrats hope that he could also help the party motivate Latino voters.
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The 25th Street corridor has become an incubator for Latino-owned businesses.
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Like most Latino families, my parents didn't trust financial institutions back then.
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More than 80 percent of the people stopped were black or Latino.
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"In California, you have a large Latino population that's growing," Hasen said.
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For many Americans, it's a negative thing to be painted as Latino.
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Many of the dead had Latino names, and eight were Mexican nationals.
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Nevada is the only early primary state with a significant Latino population.
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And he has held multiple "Unidos con Bernie" events with Latino voters.
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For example, focusing on questions people in our Latino community might have.
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Republicans fret that Trump could similarly leave a stain with Latino voters.
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Soy sauces and salsas speak in thick, lampoonish Asian and Latino accents.
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It was LULAC, one of the large Latino organizations in this country.
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So this Latino group comes out, and this is a return volley.
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Just look at this new attack ad from a Democratic Latino group.
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Instead, Latino political culture is relatively new and embraces highly varied constituencies.
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On average, white applicants receive 24 percent more callbacks than Latino applicants.
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The person needed to be, like Rabaca, half-Latino and half-Caucasian.
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"We realize that the Latino market is drastically under-served," Hull said.
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Madera Latino: A Latin Jazz Perspective On The Music Of Woody Shaw
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This race -- like Nevada's presidential contest -- could be decided by Latino turnout.
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"This school is very Latino-populated," senior Mark Guzman told the station.
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Bring Latino stories to the screen to create love, tolerance and empathy.
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The dismissal of the impact of Latino music is nothing new, however.
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I had white guys trying to sell to Latino moms Mavericks tickets.
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The city is about 63% African-American, 30% white and 4% Latino.
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It has a bigger Latino population than any other early primary state.
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Clinton is attempting to tap into the growing Latino population in Arizona.
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Polls show black and Latino Democrats support charter schools by clear margins.
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Clinton is hoping to drive Latino voters to the polls on Nov.
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Actually only one of them teaches Chicano or Latino art full time.
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Approximately 51% of the Latino community is under the age of 30.
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White people are afraid of the black and Latino parts of town.
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East L.A., where Boyle Heights is situated, is approximately 97 percent Latino.
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The other two Latino candidates did not even rank in that poll.
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My father is dark skinned, he's Afro-Latino… It's in my blood.
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The student body is 68% Latino, 21% African American and 4% white.
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"The majority of the Latino population living here are undocumented," Callahan said.
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US-born Latinos and Latino immigrants are caught in a media crossfire.
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That's not because Sanders has a problem with black and Latino people.
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With him was a group of Latino community leaders, another important constituency.
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Communities with high immigrant and Latino populations could have low response rates.
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It's clear the Latino vote will make a difference in this election.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney received only 27 percent of the Latino vote.
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Being short, stout, gay, Latino—statistically, I shouldn't be where I'm at.
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With higher registration numbers, more Latino voters could come to the polls.
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She gives her time on weekends registering eligible Latino immigrants to vote.
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Tim Kaine is a true friend and ally of the Latino community.
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Here's another reason why Cruz and Rubio won't get the Latino vote.
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Trump's popularity among Latino voters has consistently polled in the mid-teens.
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Have I ever shopped for porn and looked up "black" or "Latino"?
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What does it looks like in practice to market to Latino millennials?
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In only 12 percent of Latino precincts did Clinton "run behind" Obama.
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