2021 was the year of accountability, as observers and consumers looked to cultural institutions, corporations and individuals to make good on their promises.
Hollywood's Latino Cultural Gap
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Times reporters’ dedication to accountability reporting inspired countless stories ranging from breaking news to features to hard-hitting investigations. Here are some of those stories.
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Singled out for failing a ‘loyalty’ test, Japanese Americans incarcerated in a high-security U.S. prison camp during WWII are shedding the stigma and reclaiming their stories.
Some businesses cut hours, services and staff, or closed altogether. But many have survived beyond their expectations.
A Times analysis of more than 44,000 bike stops logged by the Sheriff’s Department since 2017 found that seven of every 10 stops involve Latino cyclists.
