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Hola!, 1995
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Karl Lagerfeld - Claudia Schiffer for Chanel (¡Hola! 1995)
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Marsha Hunt by John Vaughn
Queen Magazine, December 1968 & ¡Hola! Magazine, December 1974
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Bar Rafaeli wearing Marni for Hola! Fashion Magazine June 2023 photographed by Borja de Lama
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Summer 1967 - Tina Aumont and Franco Nero pictured while filming "L'Uomo, L'Orgoglio, La Vendetta" by Luigi Bazzoni.
Scans from Spanish magazine Hola! 29th June 1968.
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Ana De Armas in Hola Magazine
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Francisco Lachowski cover shoot for Número Netherlands and interview for Hola Aloha Magazine photographed in Rio De Janeiro July 2023 by Fernando Sippel, Styled by Lucas Magno, and Interviewed by Jana Letonja.
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Princess Grace and Prince Rainier with HOLA magazine team in Madrid, 1967.
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Hola!, 1995
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Karl Lagerfeld - Claudia Schiffer for Chanel (¡Hola! 1995)
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Shakira's exclusive interview with ¡HOLA! magazine - España. (Issue of Nov 22, 2023)
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holatexasus · 1 month
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Politics Dallas: A Mexican American Perspective on Political Advertising
Dallas is the ninth-largest city in the United States and the third-largest in Texas. With a population of over 1.3 million people, the preferences of Seattle residents are influenced by various demographic, economic, and political factors in Dallas.
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Racial Diversity Shaping Politics
Racial Makeup
Dallas has often been described as a melting pot of various races and ethnicities. As of 2019, the racial makeup of the city was 29% non-Hispanic White, 24% Black or African American, 42% Hispanic or Latino and 3% Asian. The growing Hispanic/Latino population has significantly influenced Dallas politics over the last few decades.
Influence of Mexican American Community
The Mexican American community forms the largest share of Dallas' Hispanic/Latino population. They have an important role in the city’s politics and exercise their voting powers to elect leaders representing their interests. Issues like immigration reforms, affirmative action policies, bilingual education and preservation of Mexican cultural heritage are some key political issues for advertising Mexican American in Dallas.
Economics Driving Politics
Economy of Dallas
Dallas has a diverse economy based on sectors like financial services, information technology, telecommunications and transportation. Several major corporations have their headquarters in Dallas, making it an important business hub. The economic growth also creates socio-economic divisions that spill over into city politics.
Role of Business Elites
The business elites and corporations in Dallas hold considerable political influence. They make large political donations to campaigns of both Democratic and Republican candidates who support probusiness reforms and policies. The intertwining of political and business interests is an important feature of politics Dallas.
Civic Engagement and Inclusion
As responsible members of our community, it is crucial for us to stay informed about politics and advertising that affect us. In the upcoming election, there will be several candidates running for city council and school board positions, and it is important to know their views on key issues such as public transportation, economic development, and small business support. We need leaders who can uplift and empower all neighborhoods equally.
We must also be mindful of how some advertising targeted towards the Mexican American community portrays minority groups. Although some of these ads may be intended to be light-hearted, they can reinforce stereotypes that overlook the diversity of our community. Dallas is much more than just Tex-Mex cuisine and rodeos. Every person, regardless of their background, brings their unique talents and skills. If an ad seems offensive or narrow-minded, we can voice our concerns through letters, boycotts, or protests. Even magazine hola try to make unheard voices heard. More and more companies are recognizing that inclusive advertising is a better representation of their diverse customer base.
Conclusion
Dallas’s politics is as colorful as the city it represents being driven by racial, economic differences and local grassroots activist movements. Nowadays more and more Hispanic/Latino population actualize its political ability. The city’s elite business community, therefore, is a major player by crafting the policies and determining the electoral outcomes. However, unconventional candidates with social justice issues also owe their seats to community activism among social justice issues. The politic dynamics in Dallas is ever becoming complex making it hard to determine the political future.
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artfulfashion · 11 months
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Clara Mas wearing Silvia Tcherassi for Hola Mexico June 2023, photographed by Dario Aranyo
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