The divides exposed by Fernández’s death are familiar to those hashing out differences over issues like the term “Latinx” and how much to call out the behavior of elders steeped in machismo culture.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Should Vicente Fernández get a street in Boyle Heights? Question exposes a divided legacy
Published in California
More from CaliforniaMore posts in California »
- San Francisco sues Coca-Cola, Kellogg over ultra-processed foods. What that means
- Manhattan Beach Middle School students reportedly involved in brutal assault on Hermosa man
- L.A. City Council votes against proposal to ban police use of 'less-lethal' launchers
- Trump's pardon of a convicted trafficker undermines his drug war narrative
- San Bernardino: The mass shooting that helped Trump redefine America's immigration debate
Be First to Comment