New York Times
At least eight and perhaps as many as 150 people were killed in the 1923 assault by a White mob on the Black town of Rosewood, Fla.
‘The experiences of indigenous and Black people offer a lesson in the construction of institutional racism in the United States.’
“This city needs to acknowledge that we Latinos don’t just put hot sauce on their tostadas but we also bring our music, hard work, pay taxes.” Latino New Yorkers spoke to El Diario about the biggest contributions the community makes to the city.
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