- Report: Blacks, Latinos underrepresented on cable news
- RNC Hispanic outreach leader becomes a Democrat
- Marines target Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in new ad campaign
- Companies try to have it both ways with racist online ads
- Boston bombing aftermath: how did the media do?
- So-called Hispanic voters?
- "Illegal immigrant" phrase dropped from AP Stylebook
- Gay marriage legalized? It's not a question of whether, but when
- Latinos are America's biggest coffee drinkers
- Marketers, remember: Americans are still racially divided
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Report: Blacks, Latinos underrepresented on cable news
Submitted by NAD on Tue, 05/21/2013 - 11:29Companies try to have it both ways with racist online ads
Submitted by NAD on Thu, 05/02/2013 - 23:01You may have heard about the recent online Mountain Dew ad, the minute-long spot, which has been removed from Odd Future’s YouTube channel and Mountain Dew’s website, depicting a police officer goading a severely wounded white woman into picking out her attacker from a lineup of four black men and a goat. It was created by Tyler The Creator, a hip hop artist. Who's edgy.
Boston bombing aftermath: how did the media do?
Submitted by NAD on Mon, 04/22/2013 - 11:10If you were to say, "pretty shabbily," we would agree with you.
"Illegal immigrant" phrase dropped from AP Stylebook
Submitted by NAD on Fri, 04/05/2013 - 13:00
The AP Stylebook announced on Tuesday that it would no longer use the term “illegal immigrant” or use “illegal” to describe a person, but rather would describe an action “such as living in or immigrating to a country illegally.”
