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...Hernandez, who fled Cuba to play in the United States and later acknowledged of his fellow ballplayers: “We all came over by boat.” “In that way, baseball reflects us.” Gammons said, pointing to the parallel between Hernandez??s characterization and the United States’ immigrant tradition. Burns, the documentarian, said that he hoped that his Emmy Award-winning film “Baseball” gave viewers “an opportunity to think about race,” citing the development of the Negro...
...however, about lack of technical resources, Hernandez and Berman have high aspirations for what they believe HRTV could come to represent.“Television is moving away from the network-affiliate format, and becoming much more free-based. We just hope to exploit that,” says Hernandez??I feel that Harvard is the best college in the world, and I want to make our programming the best programming in the world,” says Hernandez. “Because production costs have gone down so much, and it really just takes the right equipment...
...meeting, one of Hernandez??s Harvard friends read an e-mail statement from Hernandez asking listeners not to take the rap too seriously...
While the current flaws in our elections are distinguishable from the racially motivated practices of an earlier era, they are just as effective at disenfranchising voters. Hernandez??s voice is no more heard today than it would have been in 1963 had unfair laws been used against...
...citizenship—involvement in civic activities, political participation through activism and (clearly) economic integration—Hernandez is showing how merely legal understandings of citizenship are out of step with people’s lived reality,” Christopher Sturr, a lecturer in social studies who advised Hernandez??s thesis, wrote in an e-mail...