Abstract
This article describes the Latino population that voted for the current president and overview reasons as to why they voted for the current president. I purposefully center the anti-Black racism within the Latino community and focus specifically on recent political and nationwide events that are connected to anti-Black Latino racism. Additionally, I articulate two propositions for researchers to take into consideration in regards to the study of Latinos. The importance of articulating these assumptions is threefold: First, to bring light to the endemic nature of anti-Black Latino racism; second to allow for more nuanced representations of Latinos in empirical research; third and finally, to provide fertile ground for extending scholarly work to recognize the manifestations of anti-Black Latino racism.
Acknowledegments
The author thanks Dr. James Morris-King and the anonymous reviewers for their advice and generous feedback on this article.