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The Redeemed Immigrant: NY Gov. Makes Exception to Corrupt Rules
by Michelle Chen   March 08, 2010
After the mistakes he made as a kid nearly got him kicked out of the country, Qing Hong Wu has gotten a precious second chance. Embattled New York Governor David Paterson took a brief respite from a maelstrom of political...

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No Place Like Home: The U.N. on America's Housing System
by Michelle Chen   March 05, 2010
Housing is a human right. That's not a phrase you hear often in our political discourse, even though the foreclosure crisis and recession have made shelter an increasingly precarious resource for millions across the country. On the most basic level,...

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Anarchists Draw Heat After CA Student Walk-Outs
by Jamilah King   March 05, 2010
The fallout from yesterday's massive student protests in California continues. After a day of mostly peaceful rallies and demonstrations, the scene took a violent turn in Oakland when a group of about over a hundred protestors marched onto the...

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When the Shooter is White
by Jamilah King   March 05, 2010
Another white guy took out his fundamentalist rage in a government building last night. Thirty six year old John Patrick Bedell reportedly walked into the pentagon dressed in a suit and carrying semiautomatic weapons, opened fire, and wounded two...

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Californians Take to The Streets, Protest Budget Cuts, Tuition Hikes
by Julianne Hing   March 04, 2010
Actions are taking place everywhere today, on college campuses, school playgrounds and public squares all across the state and country. Here are some photos from actions this morning and protests happening right now in California as students, parents and educators...

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The Politics of Fear and Hate: Dealing with Islamophobia in The South Asian Community
by Debayani Kar   March 03, 2010
This piece originally appeared on Race-Talk. In the nearly 10 years since September 11, progressive writers of color have written a great deal about Islamophobia and the U.S. wars against majority Muslim countries. A lot of this commentary has centered...

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California Sobriety Checkpoints Prove Profitable for Cities While Bankrupting Immigrants
by Jorge Rivas   March 03, 2010
A new report by the Investigative Reporting Program at UC Berkeley with California Watch found that in 2009 California's sobriety checkpoints nabbed about 3,000 drunk drivers off the road but also impounded the cars of 24,000 unlicensed drivers. The...

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The Open Internet Debate: Redlining 2.0
by Jamilah King   March 03, 2010
If you’re anything like me, the words “net neutrality” and “open Internet” don’t exactly get the party going on your computer screen at lunch. At a convening of ethnic journalists yesterday in San Francisco, media justice activist Malkia Cyril...

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How Exactly Does A Lasso Turn Into A Noose? And Other Thoughts On UC Campus Racism
by Julianne Hing   March 02, 2010
The student who left a noose hanging in the UCSD campus library came forward last week and has since been suspended. Yesterday, she apologized in a statement published by The Guardian, UCSD's student newspaper. In her words: I found a...

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Puerto Rican Born Residents Required to Get New Birth Certificates
by Leticia Miranda   March 02, 2010
After July 1, all Puerto Rican-born citizens will be required to have a new birth certificate. Why? Because the State Department of Puerto Rico announced there is an identity fraud crisis that compromises national security. Last December, Luis Fortuno, Puerto...

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