Annotations for Sounds: Background--sounds--urban Life
Latino USA Episode 01
Sounds
Background--sounds--urban Life
00:00
Even though I couldn't fulfill what he wanted me to fulfill for him, for the most part, and with a lot of the immigrants, a lot of the undocumented in my community, I admired him so much. But he was very insistent in maintaining it all together because it wasn't complete for him to give in on one thing. He wanted the entire package, and rightly so.
Latino USA Episode 02
Sounds
Background--sounds--urban Life
00:00
First, they say hello to you, and I start to speak and they explain to you what's going on. Sometime, the person who own any store around here say, you know, they don't like drunk people around here. You know, that's why they say no. Just keep walking and everything will be okay.
Latino USA Episode 03
Sounds
Background--sounds--urban Life
00:00
Latino community could have turned out up to 70,000 voters very easily had candidates invested intelligently into the Latino community, but they chose not to.
Sounds
Background--sounds--urban Life
00:00
The Latino community could not see itself in their issues. It's like looking in the mirror and seeing somebody different. So, I think the Latino community sent a message to the elected officials. "We are not for sale just because it's you. You have to show us that you care and you know us, or else, we're not going to give you our votes."
Latino USA 01
00:00 / 00:00
00:00 - 00:00
Even though I couldn't fulfill what he wanted me to fulfill for him, for the most part, and with a lot of the immigrants, a lot of the undocumented in my community, I admired him so much. But he was very insistent in maintaining it all together because it wasn't complete for him to give in on one thing. He wanted the entire package, and rightly so.
Molina-Gloria 1948-2023
United States--California--Los Angeles
El Salvador
Olivares-Luis 1934-1993
Chavez-Cesar 1927-1993
Mahoney-Roger 1936-
Lady Queen of Angels Parish
Catholic Church
Emigration and immigration
Diseases
Funeral service
Social justice
Working class
Homeless Persons
Immigrants
Tribute--Community leaders
Background--Sounds--Urban life
Latino USA 02
00:00 / 00:00
00:00 - 00:00
First, they say hello to you, and I start to speak and they explain to you what's going on. Sometime, the person who own any store around here say, you know, they don't like drunk people around here. You know, that's why they say no. Just keep walking and everything will be okay.
Valdezar-Jose
United States--Washington DC--Mount Pleasant
United States--Washington DC
El Salvador
Guatemala
Kelly-Sharon Pratt 1944-
Gomez-Daniel
US Commission on Civil Rights
7-Eleven
Latino Civil Rights Task Force
DC Mayors Office on Latino Affairs
Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia
Protest movements
Inequality
Small business
Police
Arrest
Discrimination
Social justice
Spanish language
Voting
Emigration and immigration
Multiculturalism
Violence
Elections
Mayors
Black people
Salvadorans
Guatemalans
Immigrants
Working class
Interviews--Community members
Interviews--Politicians
Field reporting--Journalists
Background--Music
Background--Sounds--Urban life
1991-05-04
1991-05-05
Latino USA 03
00:00 / 00:00
00:00 - 00:00
Latino community could have turned out up to 70,000 voters very easily had candidates invested intelligently into the Latino community, but they chose not to.
Martinez-Richard
United States--California--Los Angeles
Bradley-Tom 1917-1998
Riordan-Richard J 1930-2023
Woo-Michael 1951-
Southwest Voter Registration Education Project
Voting
Elections
Citizen participation
Mayors
Asian people
Background--Sounds--Urban life
1993-04-20
1993-06-08
00:00 - 00:00
The Latino community could not see itself in their issues. It's like looking in the mirror and seeing somebody different. So, I think the Latino community sent a message to the elected officials. "We are not for sale just because it's you. You have to show us that you care and you know us, or else, we're not going to give you our votes."