Exploring U.S. Latino Diversity on CNN’s ‘Latino in America’

by Arelis Hernandez , October 13, 2009

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“Bashing, bashing, bashing Latinos. I don’t recall if he has said a positive thing about Latinos,” said Frederico Subervi, director of the Center for the Study of Latino Media and Markets at Texas State University.

Subervi said CNN’s documentary is a good start for better coverage of Latinos but warned it cannot end there.

“A band-aid is better than letting it continue to hemorrhage,” Subervi said, characterizing the relationship between mainstream news media and the Latino community. “But it won’t heal the wound.”

See http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2009/latino.in.america/ for more on “Latinos in America.”

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