Aug 12, 2015
On the 50th anniversary of the Watts Riots, a clash between white policemen and black residents in south Los Angeles, Morning Joe’s Mike Barnicle, in conversation with the Rev. Al Sharpton, highlights the changing demographics across traditionally black neighborhoods. “With immigration from Mexico and all over the world, Watts is largely Hispanic now. What impact do you think the voices of the newly arrived “unheard” have had in the Los Angeles basin?,” asks Mike. Watch the conversation here and listen to Rev. Sharpton discuss the new set of challenges faced by immigrant communities in Southern California. On MSNBC.
