Ana Navarro says being Hispanic or Black doesn’t protect you from being a white supremacist.

Co-Host of “The View” Claims Being Black or Hispanic Doesn’t Mean Immunity from White Supremacy

Ana Navarro

On Monday’s episode of “The View,” Ana Navarro made a bold statement that being black or Hispanic does not make someone immune from becoming a white supremacist. This came after fellow co-host Sunny Hostin mentioned that the recent mall shooter in Texas was a Latino male with a white supremacy moniker.

• Navarro pointed out that the former leader of the Proud Boys, a white nationalist group, is Afro-Latino.
• She emphasized that anyone, regardless of their race or ethnicity, can be radicalized and become a hateful, violent person.
• Navarro’s remarks have gained significant attention, and she has since doubled down on her claim on social media.

“WHERE IS THE LIE?” Navarro tweeted. “Having Hispanic blood or Black blood does not mean you cannot fancy yourself a white-nationalist, and spread hate.”

It’s important to remember that white supremacist violence is a serious threat in the U.S., and we must all work together to combat it.