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The Bronze Screen

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Music and Movies

 

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James C

 

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June 7, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Stereotypes and a poor image of the Mexican culture were reinforced through the film images viewed by the American Public. Most recently a major issue was the urban gang lifestyle presented though Latino actors. Negative stereotypes brought rise to more gang activity in the urban areas. Star roles were rarely given to Latino actors...
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When a Latino actor/actress inquired an opportunity to play a star role, chances were that it was under many circumstances. Rita Casino a Latina actress had to change her name to Rita Hayward in order to sound appealing to the American Audience. Hollywood said, "Only the bad girl has dark hair", due to this idea many actors had to dye their rich dark hair to a "beautiful blonde" in order to score a role...
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