Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

‘It’s time to raise our voice’ – Mexican actors condemn racism in Mexico’s entertainment

Popular Mexican stars spoke out on Thursday to denounce racism and discrimination they have faced, saying they are often reduced to stereotyped roles in the entertainment industry that needs to address and fix the widespread problem.

Oscar-nominated actress Yalitza Aparicio and actor Tenoch Huerta, appearing on a public conference call held by GQ magazine, said they rarely see roles for indigenous actors like themselves that are honorable.

“For many years we’ve stayed quiet… it’s time to speak out and raise our voice,” said Aparicio, the star of the 2018 film “Roma.”

Read Full Story

Related Posts

Cancún Police Certification Plan Seeks Public Trust

Cancún Police Certification Plan Seeks Public Trust

Cancún is advancing a police certification process focused on training, protocols, oversight and professional standards.
Posadas Plans 1,000 Rooms for Riviera Cancún

Posadas Plans 1,000 Rooms for Riviera Cancún

Grupo Posadas plans a 1,000-room Riviera Cancún complex, adding another major resort project to Mexico’s...
New Community Centers Coming to Mérida and Kanasín

New Community Centers Coming to Mérida and Kanasín

Mérida and Kanasín will receive México Imparable centers for youth sports, arts, health services and...
LGBT Housing Demand Sparks Clash Outside Mexico City INVI

LGBT Housing Demand Sparks Clash Outside Mexico City INVI

A homeless LGBT+ collective says members were attacked outside Mexico City’s housing agency, deepening a...