FUTURTA.

This is Latino USA, the Radio Journal of News and Kultura.

It's Latino USA.

It's Latino USA. Welcome to the Latino USA. I'm Maria Inuosa. We bring

you stories that are underreported but that mattered to you overlooked by

the rest of the media and while the country is struggling to deal with these problems.

We listen to the stories of black and Latinos students.

A United Latino Front, a cultural renaissance organizing at the forefront of the movement.

I'm Maria Ino Hosa, no sebayan.

Dear listener, a heads up here that there are mentions of suicide and some explicit language so be prepared.

It's a cold autumn night and the streets of Chelsea in New York City are bustling.

I'm on my way to meet comedian Aida Rodriguez at the Chelsea Music Hall.

She has a comedy show tonight.

I've never seen her life before, but I really enjoy her work because she really goes

there especially when she talks about Latinos.

And I grew up going to the hair salon with my grandmother every week and every week they tried to blow dry the

Dominican out of me.

Because Latinos are racist.

They can be very racist.

They're racist with others and they're racist with each other too.

Like the mom is Puerto Rican. Her dad is Dominican and her stepfather is Cuban.

Some of them think they're better than Haitians because they speak Spanish, right? And Cubans

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