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Nineteen-year-old Izcan Ordaz has two asks of the new Biden administration: issue additional stimulus checks and help bring the country together.
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Los latinos representan alrededor del 40% de la población de Texas, y sus votos podrían ser fundamentales para las elecciones. Las campañas están revelando el hecho de que no existe un bloque “latino” sólido.
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Latinos comprise about 40% of the population in Texas, and their votes could be critical to races up and down the ballot. Campaigns are rediscovering the fact that there is no solid "Latino" bloc. Public Radio reporters across Texas are listening to these voters discuss the issues they care about and give their thoughts on where the nation should be heading. This is the final story in a series about Latino voters in the 2020 Election.
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The "Every 30 Seconds" project is following first-time voter Izcan Ordaz. He just started college virtually, and spending more time at home has given him time to learn more about his father's immigration journey.
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The current Black Lives Matter protests have taken some cues from the 1960s civil rights movement — but they also stand apart in a number of ways.Author…
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With four months left until Election Day in November, U.S. presidential candidates are ramping up their campaigns — and their efforts to court Latino…
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A few weeks ago, 18-year-old Izcan Ordaz joined his high school classmates for his first protest. They called for racial justice as part of a national…
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Izcan Ordaz voted for the first time in Texas’ Democratic primary on March 3, or Super Tuesday. As an 18-year-old high school senior, he was excited for…
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Within three days of arriving on campus at Harvard College in August, Erick Torres-Gonzalez, a first-year student, was registered to vote.A student group…
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They came from around Texas – dozens of college and high school age Latinos. Their message to political candidates: Listen to us, our vote matters.The…
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In his 1960 bid for the White House, John F. Kennedy’s campaign wooed a voting bloc that was mostly forgotten by other political campaigns: Latinos.…
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A projected 32 million Latinos will be eligible to vote in this year’s U.S. presidential election, according to the Pew Research Center.This means that…