"UGA Latino Students Speak Out Against Racism After Tragic Killing"

Latino students at the University of Georgia are speaking out against racism and xenophobia following the tragic killing of a fellow student. The charged suspect's immigration status has sparked a national debate, with former President Donald Trump and others using the incident to push anti-immigrant rhetoric. Latino student organizations have condemned the targeting and harassment of the Latino community, calling for a campus environment where every member feels safe and respected. The university's Hispanic student population, comprising roughly 7% of the student body, has organized emotional support events to cope with the aftermath of the tragedy and address racial trauma.
- In wake of killing, Latino students at UGA call out racism and xenophobia The Atlanta Journal Constitution
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