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La Etnia a Nivel Mundial

Colombia ha sufrido por décadas de una guerra civil más corrupción política, y pobreza profunda.  Para poder desahogarse y buscar una gota de esperanza, los jóvenes están tocando la música rap cada vez más.  El ejemplo icónico son los raperos La Etnnia Read more

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 9 yearsAugust 13, 2017 ago
TV

Emergency Crash Drill

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 9 yearsJuly 14, 2017 ago
TV

9/11 Memorial – Edna Cintron

View more about the terrorist attacks on the twin towers in New York City and the victims who died on September 11, 2001, and leave comments in memory of Edna Cintron at this online tribute:        

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 9 yearsJuly 12, 2017 ago
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Filmmaking Experience

Championed by Medal of Freedom recipient and Executive Producer Dolores Huerta and promotional partner, Jarritos, this award-winning bilingual documentary takes a raw and intimate portrait of race, labor, and class in modern-day America. Set at the peak of the food truck boom, Read more

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 9 yearsJuly 10, 2017 ago
Live

LAPD SWAT Officer Randy Simmons – The Movie

Los Angeles-based production company 41D Film Partners, LLC is turning Randal Simmons’ life story into the movie Man of Valor: The Life, Death and Legacy of LAPD SWAT officer, Randy Simmons.  The 27-year Los Angeles Police Department veteran and SWAT Read more

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 9 yearsJune 17, 2017 ago
Print

L.A. Weekly: The Original Food Trucks

Deep fried shrimp tacos, burgers topped with fresh avocado, and crispy fries with Cajun seasoning.  Does the mere appearance of food trucks really matter when you’re placing an order?  Maybe it depends on which side of the tracks you’re from.  Read more

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 14 yearsMay 17, 2012 ago
Features

Deaf Taxman

While posted up at a Starbucks, editing another story on deadline, I noticed a handmade sign over a window table across the room. A hearing-impaired man was offering tax services. I went over, introduced myself, and discovered the power of this tight-knit community.

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By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 17 yearsMarch 15, 2010 ago
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The IWMF’s Courage in Journalism Awards at the Beverly Hills Hotel

Female journalists living in Belarus, Cameroon, Iran and Israel are recognized for their courage and commitment in covering the news and exposing corruption under dangerous and often life-threatening circumstances.

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 17 yearsOctober 29, 2009 ago
Blog

Sweatin’ Bullets over Buenos Aires!

Just hanging out with some friends in Buenos Aires and having fun aboard a WWII-era plane!  

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 17 yearsOctober 7, 2009 ago
Blog

10 Ways Journalism Schools Are Teaching Social Media

With news organizations beginning to create special positions to manage the use of social media tools, such as the recently appointed social editor at The New York Times, journalism schools are starting to recognize the need to integrate social media Read more

By Patricia Nazario Nazario, 17 yearsSeptember 25, 2009 ago

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