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Why The Economist's Chile Pepper Cover Struck a Nerve Among Latinos

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Many Latinos in California were upset by the cover image of the Economist last month, which used red peppers as the stripes on an American flag for their issue on Latinos in America. Is there a similar stereotype that touches a nerve for you? Let us know by calling us and leave a message at (510) 736-CALI (2254)

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