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While on the campaign trail, President-elect Joe Biden vowed that his Cabinet would be “the most diverse in history.” In the month since he won the election against President Donald Trump, he has kept well on that promise, appointing multiple women and people of color for key positions. Among them is a handful of credentialed Latinxs.
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After a contentious U.S. presidential election, voters sent a message that they no longer welcomed President Donald Trump in the White House. With an estimated 71% of Latina support, former Vice President Joe Biden will become the country’s 46th president. His running mate, California Senator Kamala Harris, will become the first woman, Black woman, and Indian-American woman to serve as vice president of the United States. Despite the spread of conspiracy theories, voter suppression, and decades of being ignored, Latino voters proved to be the deciding factor including turning Arizona blue.

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