50 years ago, Congressman Ed Roybal and his allies founded NALEO because at the time, too many Latinos were shut out of participating in our democracy.
Alex Padilla: “50 years ago, Congressman Ed Roybal and his allies founded NALEO because at the time, too many Latinos were shut out of…”
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Keynote address at NALEO Annual Conference
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