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Patricia Gándara said given LA’s large Latino population, it is distressing that UCLA has not yet become an HSI. “Los Angeles (has) the second-largest Latino or Mexican-origin population in the world, after Mexico City,” Gándara said. “(The Latino community is) obviously a very large and important part of the population area that UCLA serves.” …
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“There’s been a storied legacy, both at home and abroad, of the way that the U.S. government has rolled out medical and scientific experiments on non-white bodies,” said Sonja Diaz. “More must be done to ensure these communities, who are overwhelmingly on the frontlines of this pandemic, have accurate and culturally tailored information to trust…
The jail symbolizes how L.A. became “the carceral capital of the world,” as UCLA scholar Kelly Lytle Hernandez has put it. Even before it was a big city, L.A. was a pioneer in caging people——the Indigenous, Chinese migrants, white vagrants, Mexican migrants, and Black people.
Now, a report released jointly by UCLA’s Center for Neighborhood Knowledge and its Latino Policy and Initiatives, shares how the first version of the Paycheck Protection Program shortchanged Black and Latino neighborhoods on a per capita basis compared to predominantly white areas.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham will join Allen Sánchez, President of CHI St. Joseph’s Children and Representatives Antonio “Moe” Maestas and Javier Martínez, bill sponsors of HJR 1 to roll out a new poll led by Dr. Gabriel Sánchez and Dr. Matt Barreto from LD Insights, LLC.
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