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Lalo Alcaraz - An award-winning editorial cartoonist for the Los Angeles Weekly, drawing there since 1992. His cartoons have also appeared in the New York Times, The Village Voice, The Los Angeles Times, Daily Variety, HISPANIC Magazine, LATINA Magazine, and many other publications across the US.

Robert Paul Reyes - Journalist from Alameda, California writes a weekly opinion column for the Internet edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Link to the Star-Telegram Cyber-Columnists Page.

Latino Film Forum - The Chicano/Latino Film Forum is dedicated to the exhibition, distribution, production, and critical discussion of films and videos for, by and about the under served Latino community.

Radio Bilingüe - Bilingual radio network (empire) headed by Hugo Morales of Fresno, California. This Harvard educated Indio knows radio!

Nuevo Amanacer Press - Nuevo Amanecer Press, NAP, es un servicio informativo vía internet, de apoyo al trabajo en defensa de los Derechos Humanos. Hecho en Mexico!

Update on the Americas - Progressive News about Latin America.

Usenet - soc.culture.mexican.american - Chicano news group. It gets crazy here!

• National Association of Hispanic Journalists - They work to increase the number of Latinos in newsrooms across the country.
• Hispania News - News from southern Colorado.
• Union for Democratic Communications - The UDC calls for critical academics and media activists, practitioners, and producers to address issues that might include: the notion of the "public interest," the role of public media systems in the creation of a democratic public sphere; the role of media policy in helping or hindering democracy; the role of media in (trans)national democratization processes; the dissemination of radical claims through alternative community and mainstream media; the ways in which the everyday media practices of the public help or hinder the creation of a democratic public sphere; the education of media workers in the interest of democracy, and the utilization of information technologies for and against democracy.

• The Cinema Guild - A collection of more than 500 titles on a variety of subjects including Latinos.
• Hispanic/Latino News Service - News, Views and Resources for Latinos.
• San Diego Latino Film Festival - The home page of the San Diego-Tijuana Latino Film Festival! The Centro Cultural de la Raza is proud to once again be the premiere presenter throughout the San Diego/Baja California border region of films by Latinos and/or about the Latino experience.
• National Latino Communications Center - The National Latino Communications Center is a media arts production resource center based in in LA that supports, produces and syndicates Latino programming for public television. Its purpose is to empower Latinos in the U.S. throughout the broadcast communications media.
• Chicano! - PBS Television Series - Information about the PBS special on Chicanos.
• Ethnoscope Film & Video - Videotapes on Los Voladores, Danza Azteca (Concheros), Danza de los Huehues, and on Tattooing! Y mas...
• Viva La Vida! - A slammin' cable access TV show based in San Francisco, created to celebrate community and present alternative views and perspectives.

• Cinemaluna - The ultimate source for alternative and independent Chicano films and videos.
• RazaTeca Magazine - Our publication differs from other magazines in our critical approach to the main issues affecting the Chicano/Latino/Native-American population in the United States. Our emphasis is on the Indigenous aspects of the culture. Our objective is to provide our readers with information that can assist and motivate them to work towards the betterment of the social, economic and political conditions of RAZA (Indigenous people of the Americas) in the United States.
• La Oferta Review - The Internet version of the San José bilingual publication produced by Mary and Frank Andrade.
• Hispanic Life: Texas - This site makes you want to go to Texas and party. Plenty of pictures.
• Latino USA - University of Texas Radio Journal of News and Culture. 

• KKUP Radio - Cupertino (near San José) radio station information.
• Technology & Freedom - Issues relating to contemporary society and technology.
• Pacifica Online News - Latino News Online.
• Herencia del Norte - A quarterly magazine that highlights New Mexico's Latino culture, both past and present.
• Webchat - En Espanol!
• Coyote Pass Productions - Los Angeles Films and Television production company.
• La Estrella - Fort Worth Star-Telegram supplement.
• Frontera Magazine - One of the better Latino magazines.
• Galan Productions - Producers of the PBS series Chicano! and other Latino Videos.
• Galavision - Spanish language cable television.
• Hispanic Online - Hispanic Magazine...wouldn't Chicano Magazine sound better?
• HispanStar - Strictly business.
• Latina Magazine - A unique magazine marketed towards Latinas.
• Latino Beat - Daily News On-line.
• NAMIC - The National Association of Minorities in Communication's unique focus is on the urban cable marketplace.
• National Latino Communications Center - NLCC is a media arts production resource center that supports, produces and syndicates Latino programming for public television.
• San Diego Latino Film Festival - The Centro Cultural de la Raza is the premiere presenter throughout the San Diego/Baja California border region of films by Latinos and/or about the Latino experience.
• La Raza Online - Chicago bilingual weekly.

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