Tanya K. Hernández

law professor, Fordham University, author of “Racial Innocence: Unmasking Latino Anti-Black Bias and The Struggle for Equality”

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The killer in the mass shooting at a Dallas-area mall was Latino, and according to reports, may have held white supremacist beliefs. Is that common?

Why white supremacy attracts some Latinos

The killer in the mass shooting at a Dallas-area mall was Latino, and according to reports, may have held white supremacist beliefs. Is that common?

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