Opinion: What Latinos want to hear from Biden

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Opinion: What Latinos want to hear from Biden

Ed Morales writes that while the inauguration of Joe Biden was a welcome relief after four years of Donald Trump's constant demonization of Latinos, it's going to take more than symbolic gestures of inclusion to address the needs of this often fragmented ethno-racial group which too often feels overlooked. "The question for Latinos, whose role in electing the new President has been endlessly debated, is how much they really figure into the Biden agenda."

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