- 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
- Why the GOP will continue to have a race problem
NAD's Blog
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.
So-called Hispanic voters?
Submitted by NAD on Thu, 04/11/2013 - 13:56Introducing GOP re-branding failure number... oh, we've lost count. But here's a Kansas GOP lawmaker who thinks his party's effort to reach out to Latinos/Hispanics to be a bunch of hooey.
Marketers, remember: Americans are still racially divided
Submitted by NAD on Thu, 03/21/2013 - 09:51In the most recent issue of AdAge, David Morse makes the case that, despite rhetoric from the President and others that suggest we are all Americans, regardless of skin color, strong racial divisions remain.
Why the GOP will continue to have a race problem
Submitted by NAD on Mon, 03/18/2013 - 13:48Today marks the launch of the Republican party's new charm offensive to lure minority voters. They call it their Minority Outreach Plan. It includes spending $10 million to convince minority groups that the GOP is more welcoming and inclusive.
