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Activists, politicians and artists to watch in 2009
Communities Foreclosed Black farmers are organizing to counter the racist practices of the USDA. |
It was to have been the country’s first public school teaching Arabic and English. Today, the Khalil Gibran International Academy is mired in fear and tension. Reflections on the election victory. |
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 Artist Jaime Cortez creates visual narratives about AIDS, gun violence and immigration.
N.O.H.A: Dive in Your Life Wayne Brady: A Long Time Coming 
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 The federal court interpreter gives an insider’s account of the justice system after one of the largest immigration raids in U.S. history.
The White Man’s Port of the Future Mississippi governor mismanages funds meant for housing recovery—again. |
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Press #3 for Xenophobe
August 5, 2008
Republican Harri Anne Smith was vying to represent Alabama in the U.S.
House of Representatives but lost on July 15 to her GOP rival.
Smith, who served several terms in Alabama's state senate, will be
well remembered for at least two racist videos.
Lousiana: Post-Katrina Immigrants Struggle to Organize
May 16, 2008
In Louisiana the state legislative session closes in a month, and a lot is at stake for people of color and immigrants.
Missouri: Anti-Affirmative Action Measures Fail
May 16, 2008
Ward Connerly's anti-affirmative action initiative, known as the Missouri Civil Rights Initiative, failed to make it on the ballot for this November.
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