Stereotypes still persist on television
Eric Deggans says in NPR that on television today there are fewer stereotyped roles for African-Americans, which is progress. But two CBS sitcoms suggest that’s not the case for Asians and Latinos,...
View ArticleRyan pick full of racial significance
Mitt Romney’s choice of Paul Ryan as his running mate settled the question of what he might to do reach out to African-American and Hispanic voters, writes Janell Ross at the Huffington Post. It means...
View ArticleRace does not determine intelligence
“Jason Richwine’s IQ-based argument that American Hispanics are less intelligent than native-born whites” is intellectually and morally unsound, says Brink Lindsey in The Atlantic. Rather than making...
View Article‘The Taco Guy’ is no fan of Hispanics (Video)
Before he became known as “The Taco Guy” for declaring on national TV that if Donald Trump isn’t elected America would end up with a taco truck on every corner, Marco Gutierrez did an interview with...
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