As we begin Hispanic Heritage Month, we dive into use of the term Latinx & why it might not be the best.
Dr. Melissa Ochoa, an Assistant Professor in the Women's and Gender Studies Department. recently chimed in on her thoughts on the inclusivity of 'Latinx' and proposed an alternative. Dr. Ochoa joins The Morning Beat for the conversation.
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