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UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute is committed to shaping a new narrative so that Latinos are meaningfully considered in all policymaking conversations.
On Nov. 9, Laura E. Gรณmez of UCLA Law discusses her new book, Inventing Latinos: A New ย Story of American Racism, at a virtual event hosted by Boston University School of Law.
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Sonja Dรญaz, founding director of the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute (UCLA LPPI), told Efe that Latinos had a marked participation in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Georgia,ย four of the six states, along with Alaska and North Carolina , in which the winner is stillย unknown.ย “In counties with high Latino density, many of…
โThat’s a very large segment of the Latino electorate of voters. And so these folks areย systematically underrepresented in mainstream polls,โ says Matt Barreto.
โI donโt see anything on our Latino strategy, for sure, where weโre looking back saying weย should have done that better [or] differently,โ Matt Barreto said. โWe had multiple pathways — and Trump didnโt.โย In the three most populous counties โ Maricopa, Yuma and Pima โ the precincts with theย highest density of Latino voters…
โThe errors and the inequities of the conversation that the mainstream media has cultivatedย focusing on this kind of swing state,โ Natalie Masuoka said. โโฆ It redirects attention away fromย states that are still very important in the Electoral College.โย
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