VOICED : Hispanic minority finding a voice in US elections

The video discusses the political and social dynamics of the Hispanic community in the U.S. before the Iowa caucuses. It highlights a protest by Hispanic students against stereotypes, the demographic concentration of Hispanic voters, and their economic concerns. The video also explores the historical lack of political involvement among Latinos due to past experiences with non-democratic regimes. Advocacy groups like LULAC are working to increase political participation without aligning with a single party. The video concludes with the need for Republicans to engage more with the growing Hispanic electorate to remain competitive.

Why do some Latinos lack a tradition of political involvement, as explained by Jose Zacarias?

What challenges do Hispanic advocacy groups face in encouraging political participation among young people?