As well as some political analysis.

In my own politically divided familia, Trump support is far less about religious, fiscal or socially conservative values and much more about how we interface and interact with racist white people. 

Here is Trump’s 2020 Latino advisory team.

Here is yet another example of Puerto Rico as Macondo.

Latinos need someone who will provide equal justice for all. Amy Coney Barrett is not that nominee.

Latinos have worked too hard and come too far as a people to let a master charlatan intent on usurping our democracy steal our destiny.

According to the findings, Biden has an 8-point lead over Trump in a November match-up (50-42) in Arizona and 37-point lead with Arizona Latino voters.

If the “pro-life” movement is truly “pro-child” and “pro-family,” its supporters should no longer tolerate, let alone support, Trump’s anti-immigrant stance.

The Midwest (32%) saw the most support for Trump, while the Pacific region saw the least (19%).

In order to get a more accurate understanding of the Latino electorate heading into the 2020 cycle, we can examine the April 2019 national survey of 606 Latino registered voters conducted in partnership with the NALEO Educational Fund.

A poll of just 154 people.

Only 26% of Latinos expressed approval.

Here we go again.

Prendan más velitas.

This doesn’t surprise us.

The current epidemic of addiction in this country does not originate from the work of foreign drug cartels.

Donald Trump’s presidential campaign has just released its first official TV spot, in which everything is not nearly what it appears to be.

Many people online have questioned how a Latino can have such intense racist and discriminatory beliefs, but the idea that Latinos cannot hold racist beliefs ignores facets of Latino culture that can lead some to become entrenched in far-right ideologies. 

Latinos were running for top offices across 44 states, with political observers predicting a “historic” rise in Latino representation. Some elections have yet to be called, but even still, Latinos have made clear gains throughout the government.

Tuesday’s midterm elections will likely see a “historic” rise in Latino representation in Congress, statewide offices, and state legislatures, according to a study conducted by NALEO. Latinos are running for top offices in 44 states.

A substantial majority of Latinos say the Democratic Party cares about them and works harder for their vote than the Republicans, according to a report published by Pew Research Center on Thursday. The report also shows that a slim majority, 52 percent, say there isn’t a great deal of difference in what the two parties stand for.