According to Pew Research, Latino Americans emphasize some issues more strongly than non-Latino adults. Those issues can include health care, discrimination, violent crime, and more. This week, state leaders from different parts of New York are meeting in Rochester to create a kind of agenda to deal with these issues going forward. And for parts of Rochester, in predominantly Latino neighborhoods, there is new investment and opportunity.
Our guests discuss it:
- Assemblywoman Jessica González-Rojas, District 34
- Assemblywoman Sarah Clark, District 136
- Miguel Meléndez, president of Rochester City Council
- Angelica Perez-Delgado, president and CEO of Ibero-American Action League
