Answer #3

EQ: What is the best way to increase the number of Latino/a students that attend higher educational institutions

Answer 3: If Latinos are politically informed and vote, then the number of Latino/a students who attend higher educational institutions will increase. 

Source and Evidence: 

• Latino Education and Advocacy Days Summit
• Many Latinos are not registered to vote even though they are able to, this was said by George Ramirez. The only way that we can make change is by making change through politics!
• Look Who Is Voting. Youtube
• This video shows who is actually voting and shows video of politicians who made some sort of racist comment. The fact is that people who vote tend to be white and have certain views that may go against the benefits that Latinos have. Latinos should realize that they have power to make change.
• Election 2012: Predicting the Latino Vote
• In the election of 2012 it is clear that the Latino vote will make some sort impact, but no one is sure how much of an impact it will make. The fact is that Latinos do have power but they do not take that power into their own hands.