While most groups in the US have a person, people or an organization that represents them and defends them, there is no such thing for Latinos. There is no Al Sharpton, no Ellen DeGeneres, no Sean Hannity or Tucker Carlson. What there is-- is a leadership vacuum that no one has filled. Notable possibilities are AOC, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, but none fit the bill for reasons explained and understood by most Latinos. Sadly, the closest thing to a national Latino symbol or dare we say leader is Dora the Explorer. Why is that? And why is it that since Cesar Chavez, Latinos have remained and still are leaderless. Rick Sanchez explains. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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