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Sunday, February 01, 2009

Boricuation Radio to interview Linda Nieves-Powell on MTV's 'True Life' and more

Boricua Entrepreneur




Website is www.boricuationradio.com .
The show airs on www.esp51.com.
3-6 p.m.
Call in 718 384 6813/Web Cam/Live Chat
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Linda Nieves Powell, author of the book Free Style, is an outspoken advocate against the negative portrayal of Puerto Rican New Yorkers on MTV, which recently aired a new episode of their popular "True Life" series entitled "I'm a Nuyorican."

"Unfortunately, MTV chose to highlight three young people who embrace and embody all of the most negative and damaging stereotypes of the Nuyorican community," writes Nieves-Powell on her Facebook page.

She will speak on her gripe with MTV, her book, her Latino Flavored Productions as well as her other projects today on Boricuation Radio. Tune in.

By the way, there is an online petition circulating related to the MTV show.

Go to this link for more information

http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/nuyoricans-against-mtv-true-life.html

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