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By Richard Lapchick
Special to ESPN.com Tuesday, September 29, 2009 In the course of researching a book on Hispanic athletes, I expected to find a strong Latino presence in baseball, soccer and boxing, and I did. The area that surprised me most, though, was the Latino presence, success and influence in the X Games, one of the most popular events among Generation X and Generation Y demographics. Previously, I had wondered why Los Angeles has been the X Games host city for the past seven years, and will be again in 2010. I discovered that skating has its roots ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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