James C. L'Angelle
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Bull Pen Report 06.15.25.2200pdt: Los Angeles Dodgers own internal stats show upwards 50% fans Hispanic. National anthem sung by Nezza in Spanish is straight-up good PR.
Attn. 2/7 Marines and National Guard DTLA Kristi Noem Recon Outpost.
https://perplexity.ai/search/percentage-of-dodgers-fans-who-RNw3nmpZSui6JePydvoAsw…
The post highlights the Los Angeles Dodgers' strategic outreach to their 50% Hispanic fanbase, evidenced by a Spanish rendition of the national anthem by Nezza, which aligns with a 2024 Forbes report noting the team's Nike City Connect uniforms as a tribute to this demographic, boosting revenue amid Southern California's 37.6% Hispanic population per 2020 U.S. Census data.
Nezza's performance was an unapproved protest against ICE raids, as confirmed by a Yahoo Sports article from June 15, 2025, revealing her defiance of Dodgers' instructions, reflecting broader tensions in Los Angeles where Senator Alex Padilla’s ejection from a Kristi Noem press conference on June 12, 2025, signaled escalating immigration enforcement disputes.
The mention of 2/7 Marines and National Guard ties to a controversial Trump administration move to mobilize troops in LA, reported by AP News on June 13, 2025, for civil unrest training, suggesting a militarized response to protests that could amplify the cultural significance of Nezza’s act.
James C. L'Angelle
- The post references Nezza's controversial performance of the U.S. national anthem in Spanish at a Dodgers-Giants game on June 14, 2025, defying the team's request for an English rendition, as documented by a TikTok video showing a Dodgers employee’s objection, sparking debates on cultural expression in sports.
- It connects to "Spanish Harlem" by Ben E. King, a 1961 hit symbolizing Latino influence in American music, suggesting a deliberate nod to cultural heritage amid Los Angeles protests against immigration raids, where 4,000 National Guard and 700 Marines were deployed starting June 12, 2025.
- The mention of a National Guard outpost under Kristi Noem’s command in downtown LA ties to her role as Homeland Security Secretary, highlighting a rare military presence in a civilian area, with no peer-reviewed studies yet on its social impact but raising questions about civil liberties during the ongoing unrest.
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