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  <abstract>Latino people in the United States are indispensable to the country’s prosperity and future. But political discourse that increasingly degrades this group has fostered anti-Latino attitudes in segments of U.S. society, media, and other institutions. In this climate, factually inaccurate anti-Latino narratives obscure and downplay Latino contributions to U.S. society and legitimize discriminatory policies, including surveillance and profiling of Latino people by law enforcement. These trends are harming Latino people’s health, both directly and by fostering harmful social determinants of health.</abstract>
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