No common agenda: the Latino divide in the U.S.

"Latinos are accepted in three areas in the U.S.: sports, singing, and dancing. What about everything else?" Roland Roebuck has been asking that question for decades. As an Afro-Puerto Rican veteran and activist in Washington, D.C., he's seen firsthand why the Latino community struggles to unite, and why that division has real political consequences.

In this episode of the Talk Latin America podcast, Roebuck makes the case that until Latinos build a common agenda, political power will remain out of reach. Watch his conversation with hosts Michelle Marinho and Diego Laje.

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