Voices of Justice The Enduring Legacy of the Latino Press in the US

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This year marks the 200th anniversary of the first Spanish-language newspaper in the U.S. - El Misisipi, founded in 1808 in New Orleans. The panel examines and analyzes the role and impact of this medium in fanning the flames of social change and empowering a community. http://ethnicstudies.sfsu.edu

Duration
1:36:41
Publisher
Dr. Ken Monteiro, Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University
Type of material
Video
College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University
Recorded on
10/29/08
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College of Ethnic Studies
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3676

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