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Dodgers, Spanish and Cárdenas

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René Cárdenas, first Dodgers Spanish-language announcer and broadcasting pioneer, dies
René Cárdenas, the first radio announcer to broadcast major league baseball games in Spanish to a domestic audience while with the Dodgers, has died.

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René Cárdenas, pioneer in Spanish-language broadcasts of Dodgers games, dies at 96
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Dodgers announce death of original Spanish-language broadcaster, Hall of Famer
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Former Dodgers Spanish-Speaking Broadcaster Dies at 96
Former Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster René Cárdenas died at age 96 on Sunday.

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René Cárdenas, broadcasting pioneer who was Dodgers' first Spanish-language announcer, dies
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Legendary sports announcer dies at 96: ‘A broadcasting pioneer’
Sacramento State University
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¡Bienvenidos - Welcome to the Spanish Program!

Studying Spanish at Sacramento State opens the door to meaningful communication, cultural understanding, and professional opportunities in a globally connected world. Whether you're pursuing a major, minor, or master's degree, our Spanish programs offer a ...
PBS
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Young Latinos who don't speak Spanish are reclaiming their culture after facing shaming

While language can connect people to their culture and be a source of pride, it can also bring about embarrassment and anxiety. According to the Pew Research Center, 78 percent of U.S. Hispanics say it's not necessary to speak Spanish to identify as Latino.
Los Angeles Times
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Letters to the Editor: Why the Spanish languages makes it so hard for Latinx to catch on

To the editor: No matter who is promoting the use of Latinx, it is unlikely to become widely accepted in the long term. There is good reason for the general lack of awareness of the term and for resistance to its adoption, especially among native speakers ...
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