John Leguizamo Says High School History Makes Latino Students Feel ‘Invisible’
Latino contributions to U.S. history remain largely absent from high school history books, and John Leguizamo is doing something about it.
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Latino contributions to U.S. history remain largely absent from high school history books, and John Leguizamo is doing something about it.