The headline is "Latino men just didn’t want a woman president," and I don't doubt it's true—for U.S. Latino men who are likely voters.
But it's also important to highlight that nearly 90% of the votes cast in this year's presidential election in Mexico were for a female candidate, resulting in Mexico's first woman president.
Mexico remains a sexist, often violently misogynistic society, but the difference is that the political parties there understood this, campaigned with that knowledge, and successfully overcame it.
Was nobody up here paying attention or what?
https://thehill.com/opinion/columnists/juan-williams/4980787-latino-men-just-didnt-want-a-woman-president/
But it's also important to highlight that nearly 90% of the votes cast in this year's presidential election in Mexico were for a female candidate, resulting in Mexico's first woman president.
Mexico remains a sexist, often violently misogynistic society, but the difference is that the political parties there understood this, campaigned with that knowledge, and successfully overcame it.
Was nobody up here paying attention or what?
https://thehill.com/opinion/columnists/juan-williams/4980787-latino-men-just-didnt-want-a-woman-president/