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Isabel Garcia: Human Rights Activist Dehumanized and Targeted to Be Broken and Violated
Over the last 15 years of my life, where I have been an activist and blogger working with and writing about immigrant issues, being told to go back where I came from (Queens, NYC) and being threatened is nothing new.... Read more »
Michael Savage Says Refugees "Can't Assimilate"
Michael Savage, the shock jock whose bigoted rhetoric has ruffled more than a few feathers over the years has got something to say about refugees to the United States. An email from media watchdog group Media Matters fills us in:Michael... Read more »
Inside Immigrant Detention Centers : Daily Abuses Include No Feminine Hygiene Products for Women Detainees
In an NPR interview with Washington Post reporters, Dana Priest and Amy Goldstein, responsible for a four part series on the treatment of foreign detainees inside ICE detention facilities, the pair describe how medical care for those detained is decided... Read more »
Hearing ICED
Last week I wrote about ICED, a video game being put out by the human rights organization Breakthrough! After to listening to an interview this morning with one of the creators of the game and some sound clips of the... Read more »
Barack Obama Meets Piolin in the Morning
We already know that Barack Obama and his camp like reggaeton, well yesterday Obama showed that he loved Mexican music as well. The Democratic presidential candidate appeared on Piolín por la mañana in Glendale California. On Despierta America this morning,... Read more »
More Latino Male Bonding : Maradona and Chavez
We already saw the love between Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez and el mano de dios, Diego Maradona at the Copa America. Well they want to share the love via the airwaves. Diego Maradona has been invited on as a guest... Read more »
No Doughnuts for Jersey Radio Racists
Late last month Jen wrote about a racist radio show in New Jersey that called for listeners to report and round up undocumented immigrants. New Jersey Assemblyman Wilfredo Caraballo wanted to put his money where his mouth was in terms... Read more »
NJ radio station calls for "illegal" roundup
There's something ugly on the radio waves in the Garden State. Some radio DJs (always the source of such high-brow entertainment) in New Jersey have put the call out to their listeners to report "suspected illegal immigrants" to the radio... Read more »
Thalia on the Radio : Mottola Marriage Has It's Privilages
Mexican singer Thalia isn't happy with just having a clothing line and candy in her name. She's now going to tackle the media world with the launch of a radio show.The Spanish-language show, called "The Conexion Thalia Radio Show," initially... Read more »
Aló, Fidel! He's still alive and kicking
Vivito y coleando -- alive and kicking. That's Fidel's current state, according to an appearance he made yesterday on his homie Hugo Chávez's weekly radio show, Aló Presidente. If really interested, check out the video below (with a very LONG... Read more »
Hear Mamita Mala on NPR's Latino USA
VL East Coast Editor Mamita Mala was a guest on NPR's Latino USA radio show yesterday talking about the Latino vote in this year's elections. Mala threw down with a Latina republican who claims that "Latinos are Republicans, they just... Read more »
Paulina would bite Thalia's ear off
So much for childhood loyalties. Paulina Rubio and Thalia may have been in Timbiriche together when they were teens, but that doesn't mean they are homies. Their eternal rivalry has been the stuff of Mexican tabloid covers for decades now.... Read more »
Shakira hit: most played song in pop history
Shakira's English-language hit "Hips Don't Lie" became the most played song in pop history earlier this week, according to Nielsen. Via Top-40Charts.com: "Hips Don't Lie" by Shakira featuring Wyclef Jean became the most played song in pop radio history TODAY... Read more »
Would You Name Your Baby Lou?
Latino satirists Lalo Alcaraz and Esteban Zul are at it again, announcing on their Los Angeles based radio show, the Pocho Hour of Power, the name your baby Lou Dobbs contest. The first undocumented immigrant to name their U.S. born... Read more »
Immigration: More hate from the media
Mainstream media's obsession with immigration just seems to grow and grow. It's not just Lou Dobbs anymore. One can't watch cable news in primetime without being bombarded with ignorant punditry and hate-filled diatribes. Media Matters has a couple of particularly... Read more »
Limbaugh: Undocumented immigrants "unwilling to work"
It comes as no surprise to anyone that Rush Limbaugh is anti-immigrant. However, a recent quote has left me in tailspin. Apparently he believes that immigration to the United States is Mexican president Vicente Fox's way of eliminating a criminal... Read more »
Mexican Sex Dolls fight Machismo
No, this isn't the latest in Latino porn; it's the latest "pro-woman" media campaign of the Mexican government. The television, print, and radio ads feature blow up sex dolls dressed as office execs in an office setting. The message... Read more »
Latino radio sex talk has listeners vibrando
The airwaves are heating up -- at least the Latino airwaves -- as multiple Spanish-language radio stations opt for talking about sex in the morning in between traffic and weather reports. The success of one NYC station's morning programming has... Read more »
Clear Channel is so Preciosa
Media giant, Clear Channel, has launched La Preciosa Network, a Spanish-language network with more than one dozen stations. The programming can be heard in parts of California, Texas, Iowa, New York State, Oklahoma, and Nevada. Preciosa is the latest... Read more »
No Thanks on Thanksgiving
While some Latino families will be eating pavo (or pernil) giving thanks in the tradition of a story passed on about Native Americans sharing with the pilgrims, others may be out serving those less fortunate. For many Latinos whose... Read more »
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