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September 14, 2009
 Rinku Sen discusses the post-September 11 immigration debate at The Grio.
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September 04, 2009
 ColorLines summer intern and Cal State Northridge student, Cindy Von Quednow, has on op-ed on the L.A. Daily News about how the Cal State tuition hikes are affecting students of color. |
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September 03, 2009
 ARC's research associate Seth Wessler has an editorial on how the country's history of racial discrimination set the foundation for the economic crisis that is affecting communities of color the hardest.
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September 03, 2009
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ARC's research associate Seth Wessler on how the foreclosure crisis is hitting people of color the hardest.
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August 20, 2009
 On NPR, ARC's research director, Dominique Apollon, writes on the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. He pushes for an expanded discussion that focuses on racial outcomes rather than on intentions.
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August 07, 2009
 The Christian Science Monitor asked Daisy Hernández, Executive Editor of ColorLines magazine, if she’d share an experience from her own life that challenged her to assess her views on race.
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July 13, 2009
 The Washington Post reflecting on the role of the NAACP, as the civil rights organization observes its 100th anniversary this week. NAACP President Benjamin Jealous
remarks on the organization’s move towards more deeply representing
all communities of color. Applied Research Center President
and Executive Director Rinku Sen is featured in the story, commending
the NAACP for furthering broadening its mandate.
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July 02, 2009
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by Gene Davis, DDN Staff Writer
A new report from the Colorado Progressive Coalition gives Gov. Bill Ritter and the Colorado legislature a C- for their efforts in the 2009 session to increase racial equality within Colorado.
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June 30, 2009
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This morning, Applied Research Center’s Tammy Johnson appeared on BBC Radio’s “World Have Your Say” program to discuss the identity politics surrounding Michael Jackson’s appearance, sparked by Jamie Foxx’s comments at the Black Entertainment Awards that Jackson ‘belongs’ to the black community.
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June 18, 2009
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 Over the past two weeks, Americans struggled to make sense of tragic
shootings that seemed disconnected at first glance. Anti-Semite James
Von Brunn killed Stephen T. Johns, a black security guard at the Holocaust Museum. George Tiller's
murder a few days earlier seemed to be about abortion, yet his shooter,
Scott Roeder, also had roots in the racial purity movement. Yesterday,
it was reported that the murders of Raul Flores and his daughter in Arizona were charged to three people with white supremacist ambitions.
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