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Selling Food Stamps for Kid’s Shoes

Unable to find jobs, kicked off welfare, women in Connecticut are forced to sell food assistance to buy basic necessities.

By Seth Wessler




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The State of OUR Union

Last night, Obama spoke. Now it's our turn.

  

Tex-Mex Express

Despite Mexico’s bad press, one writer finds that the border spirit lives on.

Embracing My Undocumented
Immigrant Identity

One Latino reflects on how he overcame his fears to find that the best use of his citizenship today is to speak against anti-immigrant attacks.

South Korea's Children and Landscapes

The new film "Treeless Mountain" shows the spirit of two girls and their country.


Davis and Douglass in Tandem

A new collection of Angela Davis’s lectures and Frederick Douglass’s writings puts history in perspective.

  

Asian American Women Battle Depression

A new study links mental health to time spent in the U.S.
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Women in Trouble
March 9, 2010 Lorraine M. Lopez’s new book of short stories features adult characters terrorized by children—young and grown—and cats with bulimia.
Don’t Stop Thinking about Tomorrow
February 26, 2010 In his debut novel, Michael Jaime-Becerra paints a vivid picture of small town Latino life in America.
David Mamet’s Race Problem
February 19, 2010 The new Broadway play is made for an audience that wouldn’t know the breakdown of white power even if it were covered in big red sequins.

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