In Los Angeles, Latinos hit hard by pandemic`s economic storm
(WorldNews Health)

LOS ANGELES _ Working as a fast-food cashier in Los Angeles, Juan Quezada spends a lot of his time these days telling customers how to wear a mask. `They cover their mouth but not their nose,` he said. `And we`re like, `You gotta put your mask on right.`` Quezada didn`t expect to be enforcing mask-wearing. Six months ago, he was a restaurant manager, making $30 an hour, working full time and saving for retirement. But when Los Angeles County health officials shut down most restaurants in March because of the spreading pandemic, Quezada lost his job. The only work he could find pays a lot less and is part time. `I only work three hours and four hours rather than eight or 10 or 12 like I used...