How does TV represent immigrants? | Define American

Arturo Castro (Broad City): “I would like to see a television show, and I would like to see a movie, where being Latin, or being from anywhere else, is not a handicap, you see, that people don’t succeed in spite of being Latin, they just happen to succeed because they are a person that just happens to have parents who were from somewhere else.” Castro took part in a panel following a screening of the movie “Documented” with Brent Roske, Joa LaVille, and Jose Antonio Vargas at the Define American Film Festival in Des Moines, Iowa. He also talks about his show, “Alternatino” (http://www.cc.com/shows/alternatino). http://defineamericanfilmfest.com/ Define American is a media and culture organization using the power of stories to transcend politics and shift the conversation around immigrants, identity and citizenship in a changing America. Our request is simple: Let's talk. See more stories at http://defineamerican.com/stories Subscribe: Youtube:    / defineamerican   Twitter:   / defineamerican   Facebook:   / defineamerican   Instagram:   / defineamerican   About us 👋 Hello, and welcome to our channel! We are a narrative and culture change organization that uses media and the power of storytelling to transcend politics and shift the conversation about immigrants, identity, and citizenship in a changing America. We humanize the conversation on immigration through television consulting, original content development and production, media advocacy, and live events. Our work aims to answer one question — how do you #DefineAmerican? Subscribe for more videos on #Immigration and the American identity: bit.ly/subscribedefineamerican Join us 🤗 💬  / defineamerican   💬  / defineamerican   💬  / defineamerican   💌https://www.defineamerican.com/subscribe 🖥️https://www.defineamerican.com