Could Democrats' embrace of 'Latinx' backfire?

A new poll suggests that "Latinx," a gender neutral term to refer to people of Latin American Heritage, is deeply unpopular among Latinos, and those voters may be turned off by those who use it. The poll raises important questions about what it means for Democrats — including the president — to address a community using a term that just a small percentage of that community uses, Zeeshan Aleem writes.

If Democrats' use of the term is "not effective or is even a turn-off for some Latinos," Aleem writes, "that may mean more Republicans in office — and more threats to trans rights and gender equality."

Read Zeeshan Aleem's full analysis on your Wednesday MSNBC Daily.

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