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Take Two

Survey: Majority of San Diego Latinos feel some discrimination

By Take Two Staff
Published Dec 11, 2013
Maria Mora says she thinks there's less discrimination against Latinos in San Diego than when she moved here two decades ago.
Maria Mora says she thinks there's less discrimination against Latinos in San Diego than when she moved here two decades ago.
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Nicholas McVicker / KPBS
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Survey: Majority of San Diego Latinos feel some discrimination

San Diego celebrates its Hispanic roots through food, music and tourist attractions like Old Town, the city's original settlement, when this was still Mexico. But a recent survey commissioned by KPBS and San Diego Magazine finds that the people who gave us this cultural legacy face discrimination today.

Jill Replogle from the Fronteras Desk has the story.