2012 Hispanic Voice Town Hall Tour

This is one example of why the Hispanic community is not advancing fast enough in America. We tend to silo ourselves rather than find ways to unite.

Hispanics are now voicing our opinions more powerfully than ever before as our concerns mount for the future of our children and our own well-being.

But survival mode takes over in more and more workplaces each day, as uncertainty looms and the future becomes unclear. What the candidates are doing one day will likely show up in your workplace the next.

Young Latinos are ready to take charge, and I couldn't be more excited. On January 11, I had the opportunity to launch the 2012 Hispanic Voice Town Hall Tour with an event in Santa Ana, California.

The Hispanic community is in danger of losing its identity unless we give America reason to believe that we can trust ourselves and contribute to the revival of the US economy.

The successful recall of Russell Pearce in Arizona shows what a powerful political voice Hispanics can have when we work together.

It's time for Hispanics to develop a new enlightened form of leadership that embraces the survival, renewal and reinvention of America.