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Early post-election polls raised concerns about a troubling trend: an increase in male Latino support for former President Donald Trump. While this statistical shift has garnered significant attention, it also raises important questions about how we understand Latinos as a categorization, and how we can avoid reducing a diverse group of over 60 million people to a set of broad, often misleading generalizations.
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