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Rodrigo Dominguez-Villegas in UCLA Newsroom: “Latinos are severely underrepresented in Los Angeles Times opinion pages”

Over a 17-month span that included a presidential election in which the Latino vote was critical and a burgeoning COVID-19 crisis that devastated the Latino community, just 4% of op-eds published by the Los Angeles Times featured Latino authors, according to a new report from the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute.

LATINOS ARE SEVERELY UNDERREPRESENTED IN LOS ANGELES TIMES OPINION PAGES

Latinos are severely underrepresented in Los Angeles Times opinion pages. UCLA study says lack of inclusion leaves Latinos voiceless on crucial issues affecting their communities

Chad Dunn in Tri-City Herald: “Tri-Cities judge rejects moving Latino voter discrimination case to Olympia”

Chad Dunn, the lead attorney with the UCLA Voting Rights Project, pointed out this is the second case to be tried under the 2018 state law. The first, in Yakima County, resulted in a settlement. The attorneys believed from early talks with the Franklin County’s attorneys the concerns could be resolved as quickly. They did not expect the protracted fight with the county that has involved the county taking back an initial settlement plan.

UCLA LPPI Community Briefing: Latino Representation in the L.A. Times

Join a panel of national Latino leaders who will discuss the research findings of a new report on Latino representation within the L.A. Times and why inclusion in media is important for the Latino community.

Patricia Gandara in Los Angeles Times: “L.A.’s new schools chief Alberto Carvalho impressed many in Miami. Can he transform L.A.?”

“Importantly, he views English learners not primarily as students who lack English fluency but as the children of immigrants with the rich hopes, dreams and aspirations that immigrant families have always brought to this country,” said Patricia Gandara, a professor of education at UCLA and an expert on English learners, who make up nearly 20% of L.A. district students.

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