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do you feel mixed race have a voice in western society?

As a mixed race person living in London,England (an increasingly multicultral capital of the world) i feel mixed race people are not in the media as much as they should. (magazines,tv,websites) compared to white and black people are.

do you feel this is something that needs to be addressed?
i ask this because i am thinking of starting a mixed race magazine as well as website and so on...

i understand mixed race people are in the media, but i feel they need a voice like black and beautiful magazine etc.

thanks for reading.

Well, here in Nicaragua, many people are of mixed race. Mestizos (mixed White and Amerindian [Indigenous people]) constitute 69% of our population. The majority of those in the media are Mestizos. We are a country of much diversity, we had the 1st elected Woman President in the American continent, woman fought alongside men during our wars, especially during the 1979 revolution where they had a strong voice. I am especially surprised (but happy) about the large Nicaraguan mixed Chinese population in Nicaraguan media lately. Also, Afro-Nicaraguans are very well present in the media.

I feel that this is almost non-existent in the U.S., they preach peace and equality but promote war and inequality (gender wise).

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A legal question regarding a phone solicitor and an accidental voice recorded contract-what are my rights?

Last month a phone solicitor called me at work and was telling me about what seemed like a pretty good deal at the time. Basiclly the deal was that I can get 10 different subscriptions to 10 different magizines of my choice in payments of twenty dollars a month for two years. After 2 years I would not have to make anymore payments but the magazines would still keep coming for an additional year after that. Being busy at work without the time to really think about the commitment I was making ($480 dollars over 48 months) I ended up giving a verbal voice recorded agreement that I would pay and not cancel for any reason. One week later, before I actually started receiving any magazines I called the place and told them I wanted to back out of the deal. Not only did they tell me I couldn't cancel, they are threating to send me over to a collection agency. I'm wanting to know if I have any rights in this matter at all. Is there any legal way to get out of a verbal agreement?

If a phone contract is allowable in your state, and the recording is done appropriately authorizing the deal, then you will most likely hold full legal liability for the deal. Unless the deal was misrepresented, and that would be on the recorded call, it is allowable if it's within your state law for a phone solicitor to attempt this type of business under a verbal contract.
If the contract is binding in your state, then they can legally send you to collection for non-payment against a closed-end monthly contract.
So I say since you are probably stuck unless your state does not allow that type of telephone transaction, enjoy your magazines and know you are saving a ton of money over buying them at the counter.
If this incident ends up being the largest wrinkle in the lifetime of of your consumer buying fabric, then you would have done well, oh optimystical one.

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