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| | The State News - Movie negatively depicts Chicano folk hero - Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | As daring, acrobatic stunts are choreographed to deft and fanciful sword play, the plot rips open a romantic gusher of love, betrayal and revenge, as an older Zorro, played by the assiduous Anthony Hopkins, passes to a younger, cockier Antonio Banderas, the mark of the rebellious |
 | | By Chicano hero, I dont mean that pseudo-Spanish, pulp-fiction character dubbed Zorro in 1919 by non-Latino police reporter Johnston McCulley (who wrote paperback novels on the side). |
 | | Thus, for Americans of Mexican descent, 1998 should be a time of introspection, public discussion and spiritual healing, as we (Chicanos and Chicanas) acknowledge that whats occurred in the past affects the present, and what we believe today eventually shapes our future. |
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