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Afro-Latinos and Coalition Building in America

Tatianna Witter

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Abstract

This issue brief will explore the Afro-Latino experience in the United States. It will discuss how Afro-Latinos can serve as a bridge to coalition building between African- Americans and Latinos in American politics.

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This issue brief will explore the Afro-Latino experience in the United States. It will discuss how Afro-Latinos can serve as a bridge to coalition building between African- Americans and Latinos in American politics.

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This issue brief will explore the Afro-Latino experience in the United States. It will discuss how Afro-Latinos can serve as a bridge to coalition building between African- Americans and Latinos in American politics.

Key concepts: Political science, Economic growth, Economics

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