What You Can Do About The War - Ken Burns and the exclusion of Latinos in PBS documentary on PBS

Posted on: September 25th, 2007
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“Friends, Family, and Viewers Like You, Filmmaker Ken Burns (The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz) has produced a 14.5-hour major documentary that documents the heroic actions and experiences of U.S. Serviceman during World War 2.

The series will air on PBS during September and October - National Hispanic Heritage Month.

What Mr. Burns did not include in his production, was any mention of the over 500,000 Latinos - Mexican Americans, Puerto Ricans, Mexican Nationals, Spanish Americans, and Latinos from other Latin American countries - who served the United States in this war proudly and heroically. “

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