'The stain of the plantain.' (Hispanic American actress Liz Torres)

Article Abstract:

Hispanic American actress Liz Torres is tired of getting roles that fall into stereotyped categories. She claims that typecasting is rampant in Hollywood because the Hispanic community is grossly underrepresented in the entertainment industry.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Actors, Actresses, Torres, Liz

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A family affair

Article Abstract:

Hispanic small business owners who hire family members as employees should set hiring and performance standards for them just as they would for non-family employees. Several businesses that do this are profiled.

Human resource management, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses, Hispanic American business enterprises

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Multiplying suds

Article Abstract:

An increasing number of daytime soap operas are including Hispanics in their cast of characters to attract Hispanic audience and consequently gather larger advertising revenues from the programs.

Marketing, Soap operas, Hispanic American consumers

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