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Juan José Canales, also known by his stage name Johnny Canales, was a popular Mexican Tejano singer and host of the television show "The Johnn…
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Fútbol fans in Los Angeles are invited to a Liga MX "Fiestón," which features Liga MX's Clásico Capitalino match between Pumas and América.
The interview by Univision’s Enrique Acevedo were very general and did not challenge Trump on his past racist statements calling Mexicans “rapists” and “criminals” at the start of his presidential campaign. He did not challenge Trump’s immigration policy that led to the separation of children from families. Indeed, the journalist allowed Trump to blame the family separation policy on Obama. And he gave plenty of air time for Trump to call migrants from Central American criminals echoing what he said at the start of his campaign.
We have to ask the hard questions and challenge a candidate when they make comments or take stances that are racist and xenophobic. But I don’t believe there are two sides to white supremacy and bigotry. It’s never justified. As journalists, we have to shine a light on it and call out our leaders who espouse racism, xenophobia and all forms of bigotry.
Martha Diaz Aszkenazy on the far left, Jesenia De Moya Correa, Dolores Huerta, and on the far right Teresa Puente.
On August 16th, Latino Media Collaborative (LMC), the parent company behind CALÓ NEWS, hosted its second annual Latino Media Summit in Sacramento. The summit included a variety of distinguished speakers, media experts, journalists, city officials and local representatives.
