Chad Dunn, UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute expert discusses voter suppression and says, “There’s little evidence in states that significant voter impersonation takes place. These laws were designed and structured to benefit some people with certain IDs more than others. There’s no doubt that a law requiring you to have an ID has a…
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In the four battleground states where Latino voters are most likely to influence 2020 election results — Arizona, Florida, Nevada and Texas — Latinos have lower wages, are less likely to have health insurance, and have a higher likelihood of contracting COVID-19 than other racial or ethnic groups, finds a new LPPI report. “Latinos are…
Laura Gomez, a Latino Policy & Politics Institute expert, speaks on her recent book, “Inventing Latinos: A New Story of American Racism.” “One of the overall takeaways of the book is how different groups in society are racialized. It varies from group to group. With African Americans, there has been a very strong emphasis on…
Sonja Diaz, the founding director of the Latino Policy & Politics Institute, writes an Op-ed with Domenika Lynch and Hector Mujica on the importance of the U.S. economy’s needs for Latinos to prosper. A recent LPPI report urgently warns that 7.1 million Latinos, representing almost 40% of the Latino workforce in just six states, are…
Sonja Diaz, the founding director of the Latino Policy & Politics Institute, speaks on her understanding of how research can directly result in legislation that serves society’s needs. “By understanding how to leverage cross-sector partnerships that are rooted in data and facts, you can produce more than if you work in a silo that isn’t…
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