Public media has tried (it’s not the only media company to do so) and struggled to make strong gains within the Hispanic community.
Long before people spoke the letters D.E.I., I have worked tirelessly to help shrink that gap between Public Media and the ethnicity of my birth. As a host and anchor I have pushed for more stories and conversations with the newsmakers, influencers, artists, and voices within the Hispanic community.
Here are some of those conversations over the past fifteen years.
Protesters say ICE detentions highlight the plight of immigrants in Rhode Island
A Puerto Rican, No Matter Where You Live
How Florida Democrats Lost Latino Voters And What They Should Learn From It
This Is How Spanish-Language TV Portrays LGBTQ Characters, And It’s Worrisome
English-Only Immersion Programs: Why Don’t They Work?
Politics and Community Service Help Rancho Students Get to college




