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Controversy passion and a totally new viewpoint are what Raoul Lowery Contreras brought to more than 200 American newspapers in 1988 when Washington D.C.'s <i>Hispanic Link</i> distributed his inaugural Op-Ed columns.</p><p>Contreras is so controversial and passionate that his views draw pain rage attacks complaints and compliments from myriad critics and friends.</p><p>During a one hour radio program he was called a paid agent of the CIA a Sandinista Communist a traitor a patriot a criminal a sell-out and a coconut brown on the outside and white on the inside.</p><p>That was just by his family.</p><p>The essays and columns in this collection were distributed by <i>Creator's Syndicate</i> and the <i>New York Times Syndicate's New American News Service</i> and published throughout the United States in newspapers of all sizes from weeklies to massive metropolitican dailies read by millions.</p><p>There is a new paradigm of politics and issues in the United States the Hispanic Paradigm and Raoul Lowery Contreras has chronicled it for all to read absorb and be affected by.