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Victor Hugo Marroquin leads a non-profit agency in Boyle Heights dedicated to helping Latinx and Latino LGBTQ+ communities. Credit: Courtesy, Victor Hugo Marroquin
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Victor Hugo Marroquin says that being part of the local LGBTQ+ and Latinx communities have shaped them into the person they are today. Today, he helps lead The Latino Equality Alliance. He says the biggest voter issues for Latinos are healthcare, education, law enforcement, and environmental justice.
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