Historian, author, and McArthur Genius grantee Kelly Lytle Hernandez unmasks the history of racialized policing in Los Angeles in her award-winning book, âCity of Inmatesâ and the project she leads at UCLA, âMillion Dollar Hoodsâ. Â
Read More | March 10, 2021
Large numbers of these essential workers are also undocumented immigrants. Over 78 percent of immigrants without legal status work in these fields, according to a report by UCLAâs Latino Policy and Politics Institute.Â
âWe donât want that funding to come in the last month before the election,â said Matt Barreto. âOne of the lessons was that wasnât useful. We need that funding to come in much earlier to build up local structures, to build up party committees. âThose need to be Latino-led. If you want to earn the…
Read Publication âIf we preserve our workforce, Californiaâs businesses will have the labor to recover, and thatâs important for the worldâs fifth-largest economy,â said Sonja Diaz, one of 70 Latino leaders who wrote a letter to Newsom asking for a more equitable distribution policy. âThe better California does in saving lives and opening schools, the higher the public…
Read More | March 6, 2021
The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute and a group of Latino leaders from across California issued the following statements in response to the state’s updated vaccine equity metric to target 40 percent of COVID-19 vaccine doses to the hardest-hit communities in the lowest quartile of the Heathy Places Index.
Read More | March 4, 2021
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