Hurt By Racist Remarks, Indigenous Angelenos Hope to Seize The Moment For Change
In the wake of the City Council tape scandal, Indigenous leaders are pushing for better representation and recognition.
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In the wake of the City Council tape scandal, Indigenous leaders are pushing for better representation and recognition.
Disparaging remarks about Oaxacans from the Los Angeles City Council president shocked a city that prides itself on tolerance. But they highlighted a history of racism within the Latino community.
'I thought we had made great progress in the last three years in gaining recognition,' said one Oaxacan, who criticized remarks by Nury Martinez.
The racist comments by Councilmember Nury Martinez in a leaked recording are only part of a chaotic political landscape in Los Angeles, where an election is just weeks away.
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