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more tacos, please @tvbookstvbooks.bsky.social · 12/07/2025

On local television, public broadcasting, and responses to Mexican immigration: @rodolfofernandez.bsky.social and I wrote about how locally produced documentaries tackled their communities' anxieties about the "sudden" appearance of Mexicans in their towns. pub.dartmouth.edu/journal-of-e...

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Journal of e-Media Studies, Volume 7 Issue 2: Accessible Civil Rights Heritage: Mexicans in Your Town: Histories of Mexican Migration to the United States in Local Television Documentaries

by Rodolfo Fernández and Deborah L. JaramilloUniversity of Connecticut (Fernández) / Boston University (Jaramillo)AbstractMigrants and LocalsA Brief Overview of Mexican Migration to the United States&...

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more tacos, please @tvbookstvbooks.bsky.social · 14/07/2025

Apropos of communities’ reactions to & reliance on immigrants, this Courant article highlights the economic price of ICE abductions. The Connecticut of The Gilmore Girls belies the real makeup of the state: immigrants are 20% of the state’s labor force & own 26% of the businesses. #NutmegSky

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Trump deportation plan likely to be devastating to CT economy, experts say. Immigrants expand ‘the pie’

DataHaven reports that immigrant businesses contribute an estimated $1.6 billion to the state’s economy.

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more tacos, please @tvbookstvbooks.bsky.social · 13/07/2025

With thanks to the American Archive of Public Broadcasting americanarchive.org and the Bay Area Television Archive batv.quartexcollections.com!

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American Archive of Public Broadcasting

A collaboration between GBH and the Library of Congress with a long-term vision to preserve and make accessible significant historical content created by public media.

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