Which Way, L.A.?
The Push for Distinct Latino Neighborhoods
Asians from different countries are recognized in Los Angeles neighborhoods with official designations, including Koreatown, Little Tokyo and Thai Town. But the many national groups from South of the Border have been lumped together as "Latinos," rather than being officially singled out.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAsians from different countries are recognized in Los Angeles neighborhoods with official designations, including Koreatown, Little Tokyo and Thai Town. But the many national groups from South of the Border have been lumped together as "Latinos," rather than being officially singled out. Now, there's an El Salvador Corridor; Peru Village may be next.
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