Racial disparities in Latin America exist in poverty levels, income, education, infant mortality,
political representation, access to social services, and other key indicators. However …

Political candidates use Spanish-language appeals in efforts to increase their support
among Hispanic voters. We argue that candidates, Hispanic or not, can use Spanish to …

Linked fate, the concept introduced by Dawson almost three decades ago, reoriented the
study of racism and political behavior in the United States. The scholarship traditionally had …

Political turmoil surrounding immigration at the federal level and the inability of Congress to
pass comprehensive immigration reform have provided an opening for state and local …

Extant literature highlights how socially constructed target populations shape the distribution
of benefits and burdens, focusing on political elites. In this article, we examined how linked …

The political term “women of color”(WOC) emerged in the late 1970s in Black feminist
organizing spaces as a rejection of a singular emphasis on a woman identity. At that time, a …

Group dynamics are central to understanding race in America. Research reveals that Blacks
and Latinos who report discrimination are more likely to feel interracial political commonality …

This study explores the use of online toxic communication and how it impacts perceptions of
DEI in the accounting academic community. During a recent job market season, we …

This paper adds to existing literature by reassessing the racial participation gap after placing
online activity within the repertoire of minorities' political actions. Even though Asian …

Recent literature in race, ethnicity, and politics has assessed how minority linked fate,
defined as “the idea that ethnoracial minorities might share a sense of commonality that …