In 2022, Diego Morales was elected to become the 63rd Secretary of State and the first Latino elected to statewide
Month: August 2025
Examining Latino Voters Who Say “I’m a Republican but not a Trumpster”
While Latinos[1] still overwhelmingly vote and identify as Democrats, growing shares of Latinos are shifting politically rightward (Fraga, Velez, and
Reggaetoneros Republicanos: The Politics of Reggaetón
Reggaetón’s history has been marked by transformation and contradiction. Once emblematic of marginalized, racialized communities, it became a symbol of
Latinxs Like Country Music, Too. Conservatives Can Still Use it as a Tool for the Right.
In March of 1974, President Richard Nixon landed in Nashville to a mixed crowd of supporters and protestors. In the
The Developing Sphere of Young, Latina, and Unabashedly Conservative Influencers
Introduction This essay explores the growing embrace of conservative ideology among young Latina women through content spread on social media
El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele and the Latino Right
Introduction Walking through El Mercado Ex-Cuartel in San Salvador, El Salvador the aisles are lined with vendors selling President Nayib
Introduction to a Series on Latinxs and the Right
On a June morning in 2022, Mayra Flores stood before the U.S. Capitol to take the oath of office as