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| | On the Media |
 | | When asked about the absence of the "Fastest Mouse in all [SPANISH PRONUNCIATION] Mexico" from their air waves, Cartoon Network officials admitted that Speedy was no longer part of their lineup, partly because he wasn't very popular, but mostly because of the cartoons' offensive portrayal of Mexicans. |
 | | ADRIAN VILLEGAS: I don't see anything as necessarily fl and white, but I think the bigger presence of, of the character and what he represents I think overwhelms-- the concerns for, for the supporting characters which are, are not always in the cartoons and-- I think it's somewhat negligible. |
 | | The sniveling and cowardly farm mouse, or the evil switchblade-carrying sewer rat. |
| www.onthemedia.org /transcripts/transcripts_041302_speedy.html (869 words) |
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