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It's Legalized Neglect: Low-Income Children at Risk |
May 12, 2009
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In this companion video to the Applied Research Center's April 2009 report on childcare policy and practices, ARC Research Director Dom Apollon speaks out against the "legalized neglect" of low-income children occurring in fourteen states that provide exemptions from childcare standards and regulations to unlicensed daycare centers, and also in other states like California whose oversight funding is woefully inadequate. For more, see www.arc.org
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Lea Webb on Binghamton's Unity in the Wake of Tragedy |
April 25, 2009
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The national debate surrounding gun laws went up a notch or two after the April 5th Binghamton, New York incident. In New York state legislators are proposing a new bill that would require more regulation of ownership. (Article link www.wetmtv.com ) But what is too often missing from these debates is the investment in public services that provide adequate, timely and culturally appropriate mental health services. And we shouldnt dismiss the role that local leaders play in ensuring that a ...
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100 Days of Obama: Cheerleaders, Haters and Us |
April 25, 2009
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After the first hundred days, Obama has his cheerleaders, naysayers, and even haters. But talk is cheap. As Tammy Johnson says here, this movement is about the justice that we make by working together. As posted to arc.org and racewire.org
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Absent from Racial Justice: Obama and Durban II |
April 09, 2009
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In this vlog, Tammy Johnson calls out the Obama administration's boycott of the United Nations' World Conference Against Racism, Durban II. Obama is in a unique and powerful position to address racism and inequality in the world; instead, his attitude toward Durban II represents a continuation of Bush-era policies that turn a blind eye to injustice. As posted to racewire: www.racewire.org
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We're Sick of Not Being Heard: Health Care Equality Advocates Expose Language Barriers |
April 08, 2009
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As these interactions with hospitals across America illustrate, hospitals across America that are legally required to have language access programs in place for non-English speakers are falling short on their legal duty. Meanwhile, people in need of help are suffering. Hospitals that do not provide adequate interpretation services are breaking the law. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits hospitals that receive federal funding (such as Medicaid and Medicare) from discriminating ... |
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NYC Summit on Race and Gender in the Restaurants |
April 02, 2009
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Katie Grieco, Vice President of Operations and New Developments of Craft Restaurants speaking at The New York City Summit on Race and Gender in the Restaurant Industry 2009. Local community and restaurant industry leaders gathered for a NYC summit to address racial and sex discrimination in the industry at Tom Collichio's Craftsteak Restaurant. |
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Oakland's police and community: We have a lot of work to do |
March 28, 2009
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Rhoda, a longtime Oakland resident, remembers fallen officer Sergeant Mark Dunakin as a irreplaceable member of her community, and as a needed role model for her sons. At the same time, she knows all too well that the unjust conditions surrounding the opd's relationship with Oakland's underserved communities -- like those leading to the death of Oscar Grant -- are still at large. As Oakland mourns, its police and its communities are called upon for an honest assessment of their relationship ... |
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Drug Law's Addiction to Racial Disparity |
March 23, 2009
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colorlines' Tammy Johnson applauds the Obama administration's move to reform drug policy to a health-based approach, and lays down some figures on our current laws' unjust impact on communities of color. As posted to Racewire: www.racewire.org |
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Loans and housing policy race divide fed the bubble trouble |
March 18, 2009
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Colorlines Magazine's Tammy Johnson, with the aid of a whiteboard, puts the foreclosure crisis in a historical context. Tammy shows the connection between the government's past restrictive covenants and the banks' present-day lending policies toward communities of color, and shows how those techniques of exploitation are now being applied to poor and middle-class whites. As posted to Racewire www.racewire.org Sources cited in this video www.centerforsocialinclusion.org http |
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Nunu Kidane on Race, Refugees, and Obama |
March 13, 2009
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Priority Africa Network's Nunu Kidane discusses America's destructively racialized refugee policy, and calls out the disparity between intentions and actions towards countries in need. As posted to Racewire: www.racewire.org |
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Race, Immigration and Danny Glover |
March 12, 2009
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Watch video of The Accidental American authors Rinku Sen and Fekkak Mamdouh with actor Danny Glover discussing immigrant rights in New Orleans. |
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