Epicentro Latino: Spanish and English. Are We a Bilingual Nation? (2 of 4)
From: Rebeca Logan
Length: 59:00
"Hostest With the Mostest": Patricia Guadalupe
:48 Report Alex Avila, executive producer of NPR's Latino USA. The piece looks at the phenomena of the English-only movement and how it has creeped into even such iconic U.S. symbols, such as the national anthem.
5:46 Round table with Dan Stein director of the Federal for American Immigration Reform, FAIR, and Pilar Marrero columnist of La Opini?n, the nation's largest-circulating Spanish-language daily newspaper, who talk about the pros and cons of English-only
17:30 break 1 min
18:30 Part Two of Round table Discussion with Dan Stein and Pilar Marrero
30:21 break 1 min
31:21 Report Laura Illiyama, correspondent with Feature Story News, Deutche Welle Radio. This report focuses on the use of racially inflammatory terms, such as "illegal aliens" and their acceptance by the general public.
35:37 Interview with Roland Roebuck, Afro-Latino activist, on the issue of Afro Latinos in the community and how scant attention is paid to them.
41:55 break 1 min
42:55 Interview with noted poet and author Ana Castillo, who talks about the use of language in her writing, and whether writing in both English and Spanish is positive or negative
52:32 break 1 min
53:32 Commentary Ariel Dorfman, who asks, what is wrong with speaking any other language besides English?
59:00
Piece Description
"Hostest With the Mostest": Patricia Guadalupe :48 Report Alex Avila, executive producer of NPR's Latino USA. The piece looks at the phenomena of the English-only movement and how it has creeped into even such iconic U.S. symbols, such as the national anthem. 5:46 Round table with Dan Stein director of the Federal for American Immigration Reform, FAIR, and Pilar Marrero columnist of La Opini?n, the nation's largest-circulating Spanish-language daily newspaper, who talk about the pros and cons of English-only 17:30 break 1 min 18:30 Part Two of Round table Discussion with Dan Stein and Pilar Marrero 30:21 break 1 min 31:21 Report Laura Illiyama, correspondent with Feature Story News, Deutche Welle Radio. This report focuses on the use of racially inflammatory terms, such as "illegal aliens" and their acceptance by the general public. 35:37 Interview with Roland Roebuck, Afro-Latino activist, on the issue of Afro Latinos in the community and how scant attention is paid to them. 41:55 break 1 min 42:55 Interview with noted poet and author Ana Castillo, who talks about the use of language in her writing, and whether writing in both English and Spanish is positive or negative 52:32 break 1 min 53:32 Commentary Ariel Dorfman, who asks, what is wrong with speaking any other language besides English? 59:00
Timing and Cues
:48 Report Alex Avila, executive producer of NPR's Latino USA. The piece looks at the phenomena of the English-only movement and how it has creeped into even such iconic U.S. symbols, such as the national anthem.
5:46 Roundtable with Dan Stein director of the Federal for American Immigration Reform, FAIR, and Pilar Marrero columnist of La Opini?n, the nation's largest-circulating Spanish-language daily newspaper, who talk about the pros and cons of English-only
17:30 break 1 min
18:30 Part Two of Roundtable Discussion with Dan Stein and Pilar Marrero
30:21 break 1 min
31:21 Report Laura Illiyama, correspondent with Feature Story News, Deutche Welle Radio. This report focuses on the use of racially inflammatory terms, such as "illegal aliens" and their acceptance by the general public.
35:37 Interview with Roland Roebuck, Afro-Latino activist, on the issue of Afro Latinos in the community and how scant attention is paid to them.
41:55 break 1 min
42:55 Interview with noted poet and author Ana Castillo, who talks about the use of language in her writing, and whether writing in both English and Spanish is positive or negative
52:32 break 1 min
53:32 Commentary Ariel Dorfman, who asks, what is wrong with speaking any other language besides English?
59:00




