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A monolith, you know? that we are not a monolith, but yet, theyre still thinking inherently, latina, about every single one of us. and still, i could have a table, 100 feet long, and we would be with everything that we look like. so, i just want to thank you for coming here, and joining this little actress. [laughs] >> little? not little. >> thank you for having us. >> i have a cuban sandwich right here. [laughs] >> this is a total cuban sandwich. i have a glorious sandwich, and a cuban stand. >...

The -- >> the rosie perez attack was based on one role i did, which was do the right thing, which wasnt who i was. it was a character i played, and it was a political satire. >> other actresses who would be angry at me, never met them before, and i would later find out its like, wow, i went on the addition. they want the rosie perez type. and you are so different than rosie perez. and i just fell out, and i said, i am who i am. im not the characteristic i play. and which you should have said was...

Daniel Lim The JRPG genre has always managed to capture the essence of being in a living and breathing world, along with an equally captivating story. Monolith Soft’s Xenoblade Chronicles 3, recently released on the Nintendo Switch, is a much-anticipated title that has continued this trend, following the critically acclaimed Xenoblade Chronicles 2 released almost […]

Story for texas. its a miami story, but, again that is a straight-up latino community. were not a monolith, so you will know it. >> you are always complicating things for us, and i cannot tell you how much i appreciate it. be sure to catch field report with paola ramos, that is tonight, 11 pm eastern here on msnbc. paola, thank you as always. >> next, out of all the talented latino actors and artists on earth, why mr. james franco playing the role of fidel castro? ive got some thoughts, after th...

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Black is not a monolith. i dont think the average black person knows theres black people in appalachia. its a little more of the united shades sneaking in crt. >> people are surprised, there are asian americans living in the bayou, they dont expect this. what is the imprint that black folks are leaving on the appalachian culture? >> you know, there are so many things, theres like -- so theres a -- a center there that was founded by the quakers, one of the founding places that a lot of black soci...

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Nevertheless, theyve done a more successful job increasingly i should say of messaging the hispanic voters and saying look, were more like you, you are not like the democrats. >> meanwhile, what can we expect the presidents presence to look like this midterm election season? will me will spending much time on the campaign trail and is he going to be part of the message for november? >> yeah, mark is right on latino voters. another thing we hear just quickly is that democrats -- when you hear fro...

"sunday night in america," generations z represents those born between 1997, and 2012, this generation which includes one of my children, will soon become largest votes bloc in america, they have been turns out to polls in record numbers, they will make up 27% of the country workforce, in just 3 years, and the most diverse group within country. with over half 52% identifying as nonhispanic white, their influencing continue to grow, and . >> with midterms approaching and a presidential election j...

Well, for the first time in almost 50 years, americans are living in a country where abortion is not considered a constitutional right. >> and while many people of faith welcome the ruling, for others the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade was not a cause for celebration. in fact, many religious communities still remain deeply divided on the issue of abortion access. lets dig deeper with father edward beck. great to have you on as always. appreciate you getting up bright and early fo...