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identity politics

A few men pray in an open room
Global Politics
What’s it like to be a Muslim voter in polite, largely Christian Wisconsin?
immigration rally
Global Politics
This election has given greater resonance to an eternal truth: There is no one ‘Latino vote’
Air Force One carrying US President Barack Obama and his family flies over a neighborhood of Havana as it approaches the runway to land at Havana's international airport, March 20, 2016.
Global Politics
Forget your stereotypes. Here’s a young Cuban American who opposes rapprochement, and an older one who supports it.
Trump citizenship
Global Politics
Donald Trump fuels citizenship drive among immigrants
Ted Cruz gestures at Donald Trump from behind debate podiums
Global Politics
Trump reminds her of what her parents fled in Poland — so she’s supporting Ted Cruz
Democratic presidential candidates Senator Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton wave before the start of the Univision News and Washington Post Democratic debate in Kendall, Florida on March 9, 2016
Global Politics
Democratic candidates: Quit your ‘Hispandering,’ says Univision anchor Maria Elena Salinas
David Wright talks to the media in Richardso, Texas in  December of 2015.
Global Politics
To this shotgun-carrying mosque protester, Trump’s anti-Muslim rhetoric has gone too far
WILLIAM JOHNSON
Global Politics
‘Hitler without the mustache.’ Why — and how — a white nationalist group is backing Trump.
Pola Hansberger
Global Politics
Trump won big on Super Tuesday. This Nicaraguan immigrant wants to make sure he keeps on winning.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was born in Miami in 1971 to Cuban parents.
Global Politics
An El Salvador-born Rubio supporter says his candidate can fix broken immigration system
Clockwise from top left, any of these four could be the US' first female, Latino, Jewish or Latino president.
Global Politics
In this era of identity, are we actually voting less along identity lines?
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio smiles as South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley speaks to reporters before a campaign event in Anderson, South Carolina February 18, 2016.
Global Politics
In Nevada, presidential candidates face their first test with Latinos
Republican presidential candidates Ted Cruz, left, and Marco Rubio, right, are Latino, but their experiences as such are different from a large number of the US' Latino population.
Global Politics
Would Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio do better if they were Afro-Latinos?
Iowan Maria Alcivar caucused and voted yesterday for the first time.
Global Politics
This Latina was undocumented for 14 years — she just taught others to caucus