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April 21, 2006
By Chuck Taylor
Clear Channel's La Preciosa stations nationwide will observe the “A Day Without A Latino” boycott by silencing all on-air staff on Monday, May 1.
The national initiative is designed as an immigrant work and school boycott to protest controversial Bush administration immigration reforms.
Spanish-language variety stations participating include KBFP Bakersfield, Calif.; KEGL Dallas; KFSO Fresno, Calif.; WGBT Greensboro, N.C.; KWID Las Vegas; WLPP Louisville, Ky.; KMRQ Modesto, Calif.; KPRC Monterey, Calif.; KDIF Riverside, Calif.; KNFX Rochester, Minn.; XOCL San Diego; KSJO San Francisco-San Jose; KMSY San Luis Obispo, Calif.; KPSE Santa Barbara, Calif.; KWSL Sioux City, Iowa; KTZR Tucson, Ariz.; and KIZS Tulsa, Okla.
“As the morning host for the La Preciosa Network, words are my life,” Alex “El Genio” Lucas said in a release, “But sometimes silence makes a bigger point. Many of our listeners will be observing 'A Day without a Latino' — our silence is a way of saying, ‘We hear you.'”
http://www.billboardradiomonitor.co...article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002384359
By Chuck Taylor
Clear Channel's La Preciosa stations nationwide will observe the “A Day Without A Latino” boycott by silencing all on-air staff on Monday, May 1.
The national initiative is designed as an immigrant work and school boycott to protest controversial Bush administration immigration reforms.
Spanish-language variety stations participating include KBFP Bakersfield, Calif.; KEGL Dallas; KFSO Fresno, Calif.; WGBT Greensboro, N.C.; KWID Las Vegas; WLPP Louisville, Ky.; KMRQ Modesto, Calif.; KPRC Monterey, Calif.; KDIF Riverside, Calif.; KNFX Rochester, Minn.; XOCL San Diego; KSJO San Francisco-San Jose; KMSY San Luis Obispo, Calif.; KPSE Santa Barbara, Calif.; KWSL Sioux City, Iowa; KTZR Tucson, Ariz.; and KIZS Tulsa, Okla.
“As the morning host for the La Preciosa Network, words are my life,” Alex “El Genio” Lucas said in a release, “But sometimes silence makes a bigger point. Many of our listeners will be observing 'A Day without a Latino' — our silence is a way of saying, ‘We hear you.'”

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