Latinos may get lucky with "Kingpin", and it may fail on it's own.
If not, an alliance of Italian Americans, Latinos and other groups who oppose 
Media Negative Stereotyping may be in order!  

All these groups are located in Los Angeles, my backyard, some of whom I have been acquainted with, from my days serving on the Los Angeles Human Relations Commission. 
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JEWISH T. V. PRODUCER ANGERS LATINOS 
OVER "KINGPIN" SERIES

La Voz de Aztlan
by Hector Carreon
Los Angeles, Alta California  
February 4, 2003 - (ACN) 

On April 5, 1996, actor Marlon Brando said on "Larry King Live" that Jewish owned Hollywood exploits stereotypes of racial and ethnic minorities for their own benefit.

Brando said, "We've seen the nigger, we've seen the greaseball, we've seen the Chink, we've seen the slit-eyed dangerous Jap, we've seen the wily Filipino. 

We've seen everything, but we've never seen the kike!" 

Marlon Brandon is totally right. Mexicans and other Latinos have been the primary victims of Jewish film and T.V. producers ever since Warner Brothers depicted actor Alfonso Bedoya as the quintessential "Bandido" in the "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (1948). 

Today, the situation is no different. Yesterday, the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) and the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) blasted the Jew Aaron Spelling of Spelling Television, Inc. and the Jewish controlled NBC Television Network for depicting Mexicans and Mexican-Americans as drug dealers and murderers in the TV series "Kingpin" that is airing on Sundays. 

The new TV drama about a drug cartel run by a Mexican family, "is a slap against Latinos that will reinforce prejudices" said the two civil rights groups. 

Aaron Spelling, the Executive Producer of the series, grew up the son of a poor Jewish immigrant family from Russia in Dallas,Texas. Mr. Spelling has not returned telephone calls from La Voz de Aztlan and the television network had no immediate comment. 

Both Spelling and NBC are utilizing the series' assistant producer David Mills, who is Black, to respond to the Latino community's concerns. Mr. Mills has, for all intents and purposes , thrown the "middle finger" at the Mexican-American community on behalf of Aaron Spelling and NBC. 

Other Latino groups are calling for a national boycott of NBC and it's advertisers. Among these are the National Latino Media Council (NLMC) and the National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) based in Los Angeles. 

A spokesperson for NHMC said, "Are we going to see week after week, all these Mexicans killing each other and DEA agents?" Esteban Torres of NLMC said, " 'Kingpin' amplifies the stereotypical images that we've been fighting for so long to eradicate." 

Jewish T.V. Producer Angers Latinos Over "Kingpin" Series
http://aztlan.net/kingpin.htm