How does the Latinx community receive their news???!!!

 Different news outlets distribute news around the world. For example, here in the United States, some of the most known news channels are Foxnews, CNN, and the NYT. Some Latinx individuals do not speak English, so, likely, they aren't involved with English news outlets. So, where do Spanish-speaking individuals get their news from? Many channels, podcasts, and digital sources distribute information in Spanish. Some of these sources are Telemundo, Univision, Remezcla, CNN en espanol and many more. These sites allow individuals to connect with the world by providing different resources through their sites. In many cases, individuals can contact these sites to ask for any civil help with any issue. For example, let's talk about how Ashley Acosta. Ashley was in a fatal car accident where she lost her unborn 7-month son, and days later, she also died. Ashley lived here in Atlanta, and unfortunately, her mom is in Mexico. The mom wanted to come and see her baby girl, but that's impossible because of her legal status. Mom was trying to get a visa that allowed her to go to the U.S to see her daughter one last time. However, USCIS denied her application; all these media outlets have been speaking about the subject nonstop. These news sites are reporting the news of Ashley in the hope of a change. Will Ashley's mom be able to obtain her visa before her funeral? What do you think about this issue? 


Here is a link to the story of Ashley Acosta.

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/pregnant-woman-unborn-child-killed-crash-suspected-dui-driver

Here is another link to the same story but from a Latinx media site (it's in Spanish)

https://www.telemundoatlanta.com/noticias/muere-la-joven-hispana-que-perdi-su-beb-no-nacido-en-choque-con-conductor-ebrio/article_2daea668-850b-11ec-ba26-2fe27b610da7.html

Comments

  1. The lack of involvement with news channels is completely understandable. If I did not speak English or had a harder time understanding it, I would not attempt to watch the news or read articles either. When news stations and sources distribute information in Spanish, people who do not speak English may feel a sense of inclusion. The issue about Ashley and her mom is tragic and unfair. Obtaining citizenship is not a short and simple process. They should make exceptions for matters similar to these. Great post!

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