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    Professor of Political Studies/Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja quoted in article “Why polls get the ‘Latino vote’ so wrong”

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    Patheos cites Professor of Sociology and Secular Studies Phil Zuckerman’s article about US voters’ resistance to elect atheists.

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    USA Today Intern Elinor Aspegren ’20 part of the October 22 Presidential Debate team of live-checking experts

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    President Melvin L. Oliver quoted in Washington Post article about George Floyd and systemic racism

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    Professor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja writes “The Political Damage of Trump’s COVID-19 Diagnosis” for Latino Decisions

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    Phil Zuckerman, professor of sociology and secular studies, pens “Why is it so hard for atheists to get voted in to Congress?” for The Conversation.

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    Professor of Political Studies/Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja writes “Republicans May Send Latinos to the Democrats with SCOTUS Replacement” for Latino Decisions

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    Pitzer College Study Abroad programs highlighted in Study International

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    Professor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja discusses the priorities of Latino voters to address racism and discrimination in Greater Diversity News

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    Professor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja quoted in article about Latino support for Democratic candidates in Florida

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