Ignacio Lozano Jr., an editor and publisher of La Opinion, discusses his work with the Los Angeles-based Spanish language daily newspaper. He also discusses the role his father played in founding La Opinion in 1926, as well as La Prenza, a San Antonio-based Spanish language newspaper, in 1913. Topics discussed include the Mexican revolution, police brutality, and shifts in the focus of La Opinion. Californians of Mexican Descent Raw Materials.
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