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The Best of The Worst Ways to Celebrate Black History Month
by Julianne Hing   February 10, 2010
We're half way through the second week of Black History Month. Here at RaceWire, we are a little ambivalent about national celebrations like Black History Month, and many of those other lofty occasions like Cesar Chavez Day and Asian Pacific...

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Blacks and Latinos in Florida Hit Hard by Recession, Where's The Recovery?
by Guest Columnist   February 10, 2010
By Joseph Phelan Like every picture is worth a thousand words, every truth has a cost and the numbers never lie. In this economic crisis unemployment is hitting Black and Latino communities hard. But it isn't just the numbers that...

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NY Gov. Paterson: 'I'm Black, Blind, and Still Alive'
by Jamilah King   February 10, 2010
Those were the words of embattled Governor David Paterson this morning as he fought back against claims that he's about to be ousted from office amid corruption, drug, and sex charges. In the soap opera that's become New York...

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On the Eve of the Winter Olympics, Everything in Canada Ain’t Pretty
by Jamilah King   February 09, 2010
Looks like athletes and fans won’t be the only ones converging on this year’s Winter Olympic games, which kick off this Friday in Vancouver. A sizable contingent of native protesters will also be on hand to speak out against...

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Emo Vampire Movies Aren't for Whites Only [VIDEO]
by Tracy Kronzak   February 09, 2010
Dark Moon from Brandon T Jackson Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the movies, the Twilight series has been re-imagined for the rest of us. Why settle for the usual lily-white teen vampire movie...

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American Bar Association Calls For New Immigration Court
by Jorge Rivas   February 09, 2010
According to the New York Times, the American Bar Association (ABA) is recommending the creation of a separate immigration court system that would be similar to federal courts that decide tax cases. Patrick Young at LongIslandWins.com describes the issues raised...

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Faultlines in Haiti: Who is Listening on the Ground?
by Michelle Chen   February 08, 2010
Haiti's devastation is metastasized into a roiling homelessness crisis, and aid groups warn of another potential mass displacement as the government considers shifting people to supposedly more organized encampments outside the capital. What do Haitian survivors think of the...

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New Orleans Needs More Than a New Mayor
by Guest Columnist   February 08, 2010
Written by Jordan Flaherty In a city consumed by the Superbowl and Mardi Gras celebrations, New Orleans elected a new mayor last weekend. Mitch Landrieu, the state’s current Lieutenant Governor, won 65% of the vote - almost twice the total...

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Is Black History Month Necessary? Tammy Johnson on KALW's Your Call [AUDIO]
by Tammy Johnson   February 08, 2010
I really enjoy the push and pull of a good political conversation, especially ones that apply big questions of policy of philosophy to real life situations. That’s a good thing, since I seem to find myself in the middle of...

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Public Housing Residents: Trespassing in Their Own Home
by Michelle Chen   February 06, 2010
Last year, the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. after he tried to enter his own home jolted some Americans out of the post-election post-racial euphoria. The idea that a prominent elderly Harvard scholar could be nabbed for "disorderly...

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