Does seeing Spanish-language news in the media change the racial and political attitudes
of Whites and Spanish-speaking Latinos? We examine the effects of Spanish-language …

Do Latinos who consume more Spanish language media relative to English language
media express greater political trust and efficacy? While research produces increasing …

This paper explores whether an individual's news source can explain their attitudes on
immigration. We focus on the Spanish-speaking population in the US, since they have the …

While the number of US residents who speak non-English languages at home is on the rise,
little is known about the sociopolitical implications of exposure to minority languages among …

Objective To examine whether the consumption of Spanish‐language news influences
perceptions of issue salience among Latinos, the largest ethnoracial group in the United …

Objective. This article determines if the use of Spanish‐language media among Latinos
influences public opinion on various policy issues and group consciousness. Methods …

The public opinion literature stresses the importance of source cues in determining which
types of messages affect attitudes and which types do not. Building upon such research, we …

The growth and dispersion of America's immigrant population exposes increasing numbers
of non-Hispanic Whites to Spanish. Yet the political impacts of that exposure depend on …

I explore how the tone of media coverage affects opinions of foreign countries by studying a
particular case: the People's Republic of China. I exploit the fact that recent presidential …

Presuming that a strong relationship exists between one's identity and political behavior,
American politicians have long targeted immigrant and ethnic communities based on their …