He argues that while Latino voters are diverse, they are still a coherent group that often feels excluded from the traditional black-white binary in American society.

“Latinos are not a monolith but are still a group um there is you know when you think of um uh American society as a high school cafeteria and when you walk in the cafeteria you might have lots of differences but when you're looking around where do I belong the reality that Latinos do not fit in the ”

She asserts that there is a common set of values, specifically regarding faith, family, and the American dream, that unites the diverse Latino community.

“there are a set of values that do really kind of unite um the community and I think the the importance of faith and whether you're Catholic or Evangelical or any number of other things family the value of the American dream”