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On The 45th Anniversary of Malcolm X's Assassination, Feeling El-Hajj
February 22, 2010
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This post originally appeared on Adrienne Maree Brown's blog. Detroit Red is someone we all know. Bright, beautiful, hustling, trying everything, wanting more, with the unhealed recent familial and current experiences of racism all around like four walls, eyes bigger...

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Immigrants' Invisible Presence in Health Care Debate
February 19, 2010
RaceWire Blog
You might be sick of hearing about health care by now, The politics of medicine grow messier by the day, dripping with empty jargon and industry lobbyists determined to eviscerate any substantive effort toward reform. Now imagine if you've...

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ColorLines' Seth Wessler talks foodstamps on Democracy Now!, 02/19/2010
February 19, 2010
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Read Seth's article, "Selling Foodstamps to Buy Kids' Shoes," and more, at colorlines.com full video and transcript at www.democracynow.org Seth Wessler, staff writer at colorlines Magazine and researcher at the Applied Research Center, appears on Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez. Wessler discusses his article "Selling Foodstamps to Buy Kids' Shoes," and talks about the compounding effects of the great recession on our racially stigmatized welfare system. Seth is joined on the phone by Luz Santana, director of the Hartford welfare advocacy group Vecinos Unidos.
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Blacks and Latinos Were Targeted with Subprime Mortgages, Keep Getting Shut Out of Recovery
February 19, 2010
RaceWire Blog
Today, President Obama announced a new plan to help five states fight through the ongoing impacts of the foreclosure crisis. I'm going to hold off on judging this new initiative, but the help has never been more urgent. Obama's announcement...

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Selling Food Stamps for Kid’s Shoes
February 19, 2010
ColorLines
cl_2192010.jpgUnable to find jobs, kicked off welfare, women in Connecticut are forced to sell food assistance to buy basic necessities.
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Friday Twitter Break: Trying (And Failing) To Not Talk About Tiger Woods
February 19, 2010
RaceWire Blog
It's Friday, time to catch up with our friends on Twitter and check in with the chatter around the web. Everyone's trying--but apparently not hard enough!--to not give Tiger Woods and his public apology this morning any more airtime than...

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Welfare Recipients Forced to Sell Food Stamps to Buy Basic Necessities
February 19, 2010
RaceWire Blog
ARC researcher and ColorLines journalist Seth Wessler joined Luz Santana of Vecinos Unidos on Democracy Now! this morning to discuss how people, especially women and mothers, are making ends meet through the recession. Seth profiled the work and experience...

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Tex-Mex Express
February 19, 2010
ColorLines
Despite Mexico’s bad press, one writer finds that the border spirit lives on.

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New Reality Show Features Trans Women
February 18, 2010
RaceWire Blog
Word on the street is that there's a new reality show coming to town. The show, Boss Ladies, will feature a cast of five trans women of color based in Atlanta, competing to open their own fashion boutique in...

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College "Ghetto-Themed" Parties: The Awful, Racist Idea That Just Won't Die
February 18, 2010
RaceWire Blog
You stay in this world long enough and you'll reach the point where news can be shocking, but it fails to surprise you anymore. And so it is with the latest from the University of California, San Diego, and...

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