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Law and Disorder
Mon, Oct 2, 2023 11:00 AM
LAW AND DISORDER OCTOBER 2, 2023
With echoes of the 1915 Armenian genocide, tens of thousands of Armenians are forced to flee their homes. This followed on the heels of an Azerbaijani blockade that left Armenians without food, fuel, and medicine. The unfolding humitarian crisis calls for quick action amid the international community. Artsakh has been the site of a decades-long protracted battle between Muslim and Turkish Azerbaijanis and Christian Armenians.
Professor Felipe Hinojosa joins Heidi to discuss the National Museum of the American Latino controversy. The nation’s top Latino historians and veterans of the movement gave input. It was to feature student walkouts, school integration initiatives, and environmental and immigration activism.Instead, it has become the focus of controversy within the Latino community over how Latinos in the United States should be portrayed. The Smithsonian has nixed the show; in its place will be an exhibit on salsa and Latin music.
