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Latino workers are more likely to die on the job than anyone else.
Medical access can be a determining factor in whether or not someone lives a healthy life.
California media portray immigrants with derogatory descriptions with regularity, while immigrant voices and healthcare are rarely covered, according to a
Steve Long knows the mission of the Children’s Museum of the East End is to spark imagination, play, and learning for all children in Bridgehampton, N.Y. (21% Latino).
But the museum has risen to a new level under Long’s leadership as executive director.
