SAVANNAH ― Latinos on the Georgia coast won’t dance, sing and celebrate their heritage along downtown Savannah’s Broughton Street later this month at the annual Hispanic Heritage Parade.
Instead, they’ll gather in a hotel ballroom for a much smaller — and organizers hope more comfortable and safer — celebration.
Alfonso Ribot, president of the Metropolitan Savannah Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, cited what he called a surge in anti-Hispanic rhetoric and racial profiling by law enforcement for the decision…