by Celina De Le�n on March 1 2007, 12:00PM
With more people of color blogging than ever before, race still gets pushed to the back.
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by Almah LaVon Rice on March 1 2007, 12:00PM
Black men dance in first person.
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by Andre Banks on February 23 2007, 12:00PM
The color line is still drawn sharply in Hollywood, despite a few accolades.
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Beyond the Superbowl: Race and Pro-Football
by Jarad Sanchez on February 15 2007, 12:00PM
Two Black coaches in the Superbowl should not blind us to a long history of institutional racism in the NFL.
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by Tram Nguyen on January 29 2007, 12:00PM
A 31-year-old single mother and undocumented immigrant, Arellano took sanctuary and became a lightning rod for a debate over the rights of immigrant families.
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by Andre Banks on January 15 2007, 12:00PM
The Mississippi ACLU director tackles the triple threat of racial profiling, juvenile justice and felon disenfranchisement.
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Mee Moua and the Minnesota Legislators of Color - INNOVATORS
by Andre Banks on January 15 2007, 12:00PM
Working at the Statehouse to bridge the racial divide.
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by Aries Hines-Coleman on January 15 2007, 12:00PM
The popular telenovela moves from Colombia to Queens and nabs some Golden Globe awards.
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by Tram Nguyen on January 15 2007, 12:00PM
Arellano has firmly asserted the reality of undocumented families and their 4 million U.S.-born children into the immigration debate.
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Queerness, Blackness and Memory
by LaVon Rice on December 15 2006, 12:00PM
Often compared to James Baldwin, award-winning Jamaican author Thomas Glave writes the unofficial stories.
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by Daisy Hernandez on November 15 2006, 12:00PM
The acclaimed Nigerian novelist discusses his new novel on sex trafficking.
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by Bushra Rehman on September 15 2006, 12:00PM
Sri-Lankan Art: Out of the Gallery, Onto the T-Shirt
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by Rinku Sen on September 15 2006, 12:00PM
In a debate that revolves around the needs of parents and children, the woman who meets those needs sometimes gets lost.
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by Tammy Johnson on September 15 2006, 12:00PM
Bellydancing celebrates its roots.
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by Kai Wright on December 21 2005, 12:00PM
With the AIDS epidemic larger —and blacker —than ever, health officials and community activists go after those who test positive.
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by Dulce Reyes Bonilla on December 21 2005, 12:00PM
Why Spanish-language radio beats Howard Stern in ratings.
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by Anmol Chaddha on July 21 2005, 12:00PM
RANT: You Thought the Rodney King Jury was Crazy? A jury awarded $1.6 million to Jeremy Morse, the former cop from Inglewood, California, who was videotaped slamming Black teenager Donovan Jackson onto a car and punching him in July 2002….
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by Daisy Hernandez on December 21 2004, 12:00PM
On the edge of edgy sex, racial BDSM excites some and reviles others.
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How Can I Be Down? A bisexual black man’s take on “the down low.”
by Juba Kalamka on December 21 2004, 12:00PM
The notion that black men on the “DL” are categorically bi is a gross oversimplification of the issue, and it shows little understanding for the way black men navigate their sexuality and identity.
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Hard Hit: New York Groups Fight Cutbacks to their Communities
by Hannan Adely on December 15 2001, 12:00PM
Days after the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center, the South Bronx-based advocacy group Mothers on the Move (MOM) called a special meeting to discuss the aftermath of the tragedy. Members expressed an overwhelming desire to help the…
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