The former president began his remarks shortly after 11 a.m. and took part in a Q&A with L’ATTITUDE co-founder Gary Acosta.
SAN DIEGO — Former President Barack Obama spoke Sunday morning at L’ATTITUDE, a conference highlighting the contributions of U.S. Latinos across different industries.
“Success of the country economically is going to depend on how well the Latino community does and other quote unquote minority groups because they’re growing in importance and in strength,” said Obama. “My hope would be that all of us regardless of political party would say that is not good for America,” he said.
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