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| | Corpus: A Home Movie for Selena . Austin Chronicle . 08-02-99 |
 | | The Selena phenomenon provides an interesting counterimage to the inescapably persistent images of JFK Jr., the son of Camelot, and offers another take on the diversity issue, which is continually cast in fl and white. |
 | | Unlike some Chicano intellectuals who discovered Selena after her death, yet tried to explain the singer's popularity from an insider perspective, Portillo is forthright is declaring her ignorance of Selena. |
 | | Part of the Selena phenomenon included the complete ignorance of the mainstream (including middle-class Latinos), who were not only surprised at the reaction to the singer's death, but asked, "Who's Selena?" -- as if to say, since we don't know who she is, she must not exist, or, she must not matter. |
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