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To: THE WATSONYOUTH who wrote (760814)4/8/2022 8:24:20 AM
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Hispanic women are much more invested in traditional values than Hispanic men, don’t ask me why. It’s a mystery to me.

The article you cited has a series of quotes that explains Hispanic women’s turn to the right beautifully:

<<< “I was born in Mexico, raised with strong conservatives values. I love my traditions, love my culture, love my roots and I think that we should never forget that,” Flores said. “Our values in the Hispanic community are just beautiful and I just want to make sure that our values don’t die and I just feel that … the Democratic party is … fighting against those values.”

“It’s the breaking of the family that is so important and dear for us Latinos and we came here, not only to have a better life but to have a better life for our children,” Carmen Maria Montiel, who is running to represent Texas’ 18th Congressional District in Houston, told the DCNF. “The way that things are going, that’s not going to happen. We’re becoming more and more like the countries that we left.”>>
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