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3. NAHJ website
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5. Flores-Hughes
6. Flores, Manuel, (2008) Hispanics in the Media: More than 200 Years of Spanish-language
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7. Caller-Times website
8. Garza, Adriana. “Readers Speak Out about Caller-Times Coverage,” 1 Feb. 2006,
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9. NAHJ website
10. Dedman, Bill and Doig, Stephen K. (2005) “Comparing the racial diversity of the
journalists at America’s daily newspapers and with the communities they serve: A report
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12. Dedman, Knight Foundation.
13. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
14. U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
15. U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts
16. U.S. Census Bureau Quick Facts
17. NAHJ website
18. “New Research Identifies Most Important Issues for Hispanics,” PRnewswire, posted,
Feb. 7, 2009. (http://www2.prnewswire.com).
19. NAHJ website
20. NAHJ website
21. Eaton, Tim. “Better Coverage for Hispanics urged: Caller-Times editors hear criticism,
ideas,” Corpus Christi Caller-Times, September 22, 2004, Page B1.
22. Eaton.
23. “Town Hall Meeting Criticize Caller-Times,” (2004). The Foghorn, Del Mar College, Sept.
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26. Flores, Manuel, Flores, Manuel, (2008) .Hispanics in the Media: More than 200 Years of
Spanish-language Influence in U.S. Communications, p. 33.
27. Valdivia, Angharad N. (2000). A Latina in the Land of Hollywood and Other Essays on
Media Culture. University of Arizona Press, p. 9.

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28. Fraser, Nancy. (2000 May-June). “Rethinking Recognitiion.” New Left Review 3 Online
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29. Flores, Manuel, Flores, Manuel, (2008) .Hispanics in the Media: More than 200 Years of
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