Tag: seth macfarlane

Why need to support Bordertown and Lalo Alcaraz

The saying goes: “if you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say anything at all?” And that applies to supporting our fellow artists that are out there trying to create and take advantage of opportunities in their lives and careers. As minorities in the U.S. we’ve been trained from…

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Bordertown Writer Lalo Alcaraz Interview

Award-winning cartoonist and writer Lalo Alcaraz talks about being a writer for FOX’s new show Bordertown. The show has caused controversy because of its ‘racially-challenged’ feeling (read about it here). Watch the interview here, or download the audio podcast below. http://media.blubrry.com/artisticwarfare/artisticwarfare.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Interview-with-Cartoonist-Lalo-Alcaraz-Bordertown-Writer.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Google…

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Lalo Alcaraz Should Have His Own Show [AUDIO]

The FOX network tries to make it seem as if the show “Bordertown” is really Lalo Alcaraz’ show. That’s false. Bordertown was created by Mark Hentemann and it’s under Seth MacFarlane’s umbrella. However, Lalo SHOULD have his own show, without anyone ‘babysitting’ his content. I hope my wish comes true…

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Seth MacFarlane’s Bordertown…

Is Bordertown Racist? Excuse my Spanish, but… What the f*** does Seth MacFarlane know about living at the border? What the f*** does Mark Hentemann know about being Mexican? If you don’t know, these are the executive producers of the Fox animated series “Bordertown.” Two White guys, that even White…

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Counterfit Spits Outer Space Game

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adUcYzNLAfI Counterfit hasn’t had much luck with the earthling ladies. Will he finally succeed in outer space? Find out in this out-of-this-world episode of The Neighborhood Dude.

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Animated Racism – Double Standards in Television Networks

Who’s allowed to make fun of you? That’s what it comes down to in television political correctness. This post isn’t to debate the rights and wrongs of racism, but instead I’d like to point out the double-standards of the acceptability of racism in television. I personally think that the right…

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