Experts agree that Trump's racist comments and policies did not fully deter some voters of color, with significant minority support suggesting deeper socio-economic considerations at play.
Paola Ramos highlights the complexity of Latino voting behavior, noting that many have been taught to idolize whiteness, complicating their reaction to Trump's xenophobic messaging.
Although the majority of people of color voted for Harris, the shifts among Latino voters indicate that economic concerns can override racial objections.
Ramos articulates that the historical racial baggage in American politics reveals that being Latino doesn’t protect against racist sentiments or ideologies.
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