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VideoExperiment Reveals Americans’ Response to Racism; Bay Area Loses Asian Coverage
by The News on January 5 2009, 7:05AM
Experiment Reveals Americans’ Response to Racism A social experiment conducted by ABC News attempts to show how the average American would respond when witnessing deliberate racism. ABC News. Corporal Punishment: Outdated Approach to Education Statistics show how corporal punishment in…
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Black Workers Suffer Most in Auto Industry; Asian Families Overlooked by New NY Budget
by The News on December 30 2008, 5:40AM
Paterson’s Proposal Will Hurt APA Children and Families “The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families (CACF) considers Governor David Paterson’s 2009 executive budget proposal inadequate in protecting vulnerable communities, including Asian Pacific American children and families during these tough…
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James Bevel, King Adviser, Dies; New School Protest Continues
by The News on December 24 2008, 5:52PM
King Adviser James Bevel, 72; Dies “The Rev. James L. Bevel, 72, a fiery top lieutenant of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and a force behind civil rights campaigns of the 1960s whose erratic behavior and conviction on incest…
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Secret Service Sanctioned; Guantanamo Going Under
by The News on December 19 2008, 7:20AM
Secret Service Sanctioned for Racial Bias Judge Deborah A. Robinson sanctioned the Secret Service for shamefully concealing and even destroying documents and evidence sought out by ten Black people in a racial discrimination case against them. Jennifer I. Klar,…
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VIDEO: Sucuzhanay Is Fourth Latino Hate Crime Victim Since July
by The News on December 16 2008, 4:30AM
H/T Guanabee Jose O. Sucuzhanay marks the third murder and fourth hate crime in the northeastern United States against Latinos since July of this year. In July, Luis Ramirez, an illegal Mexican immigrant living in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania was beaten to…
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Obama Makes Good on Diverse Cabinet; Shoe-Throwing Journalist Praised
by The News on December 16 2008, 4:14AM
Journalist Called Shoe-Hurling Hero Muntader al-Zaidi, a 29-year-old journalist who threw both of his shoes at President Bush with widely admired aim, has been embraced around the world by Arabs and others angered by the unpopular war in Iraq. New…
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Amnesty Arrives for Immigrants; More Racial Extremists Make Up Military
by The News on December 15 2008, 7:41AM
Amnesty Arrives for Thousands of Immigrants Following a recent legal settlement approved by a U.S. District Court in Washington State, tens of thousands of immigrants can now apply for amnesty and thus earn legal status in the country. The settlement…
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O.J. Still Stirs Up Racial Response; NPR Pulls Plug on Black Program
by The News on December 12 2008, 6:56AM
Latest O.J. Simpson Case Still Draws Racial Lines O.J. Simpson’s most recent run-in with the law, which consequently, sentenced him to nine years in prison for robbery, has stirred up a reaction reminiscent of the public’s response to his…
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Jackson Denies Making a Deal for Senate Seat; Obama Names Energy Secretary
by The News on December 11 2008, 8:36AM
Obama Taps Physicist Steven Chu as Energy Secretary President-elect Barack Obama intends select a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Steven Chu, to his energy and natural resources team. Yahoo News. Tuskegee Airmen to Attend Inauguration “Now, roughly 330 of the all-black WWII…
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Bank of America Buckles, Sit-In Continues; ICE Raid Tactics Too Violent
by The News on December 10 2008, 7:44AM
Bank to Lend Credit, Sit-In Continues Bank of America, the creditor of a Chicago plant where laid-off employees are conducting a sit-in to demand severance pay, said Tuesday that it would extend loans to the factory so it could resolve…
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by The News on December 8 2008, 7:23AM
Joseph Cao Becomes First Vietnamese-American Elected to Congress In New Orleans, Anh “Joseph” Cao recently defeated the incumbent William J. Jefferson, and won a seat in Congress as its first Vietnamese-American Representative. While the scandal surrounding Jefferson surely helped Cao,…
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Prison Problem in CA Continues; Revisiting the N Word
by The News on December 5 2008, 7:43AM
Overcrowding Continues to Plague California Prisons “California prisons have become the largest mental health system for the poor, the largest battered women’s shelter, and the largest system of public housing.”New America Media. Students See A Real Immigrant Story Students from…
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Black Men Could Fill Vacant Senate Seats; US College Access Lagging Behind Other Nations
by The News on December 3 2008, 7:42AM
US Competitiveness Threatened by Lagging College Access “Other countries are outpacing the United States in providing access to college, eroding an educational advantage the nation has enjoyed for decades, according to a study released today by the National Center for…
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Retired Elderly of Color Forced to Find Jobs; Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric is Deadly
by The News on December 2 2008, 7:06AM
Recession Forces Elderly of Color Out of Retirement Economists have finally admitted that we are in a recession, but the Big Three aren’t the only ones feeling it. Many elderly people of color have lost their retirement savings in the…
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University Apologizes for Racist Policies, Immigration Reform Re-Routed
by The News on December 1 2008, 6:51AM
Only 42% of Americans say US offers liberty and justice for all “A new poll from Rasmussen Reports indicates that although Americans strongly support the saying of the Pledge of Allegience, less than half of them believe that ‘the United…
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KKK Scrawled on Signs in Maine; Study Reveals Diversity in Chinese Community
by The News on November 25 2008, 8:52AM
Study Presents Complex Portrait of Chinese Americans “The Organization of Chinese Americans (OCA) and the University of Maryland on Nov. 12 released the most comprehensive report on Chinese Americans to date. The study, “A Portrait of Chinese Americans,” shows that…
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La. Politics More Than Black and White; KKK Makes a Comeback
by The News on November 24 2008, 8:13AM
No Longer Black and White Politics in Louisiana Vietnamese-American Republican Candidate Ahn “Joseph” Cao hopes to be elected to Congress and represent Louisiana’s predominantly-Black 2nd Congressional District. Running against popular African-American incumbent William J. Jefferson, Cao introduces a new face…
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Racists Call for Post-Election Militia Revival; Jury Awards $2.5 Million to Victim of Klan Attack
by The News on November 20 2008, 7:24AM
Ideologues Call for Post-Election Militia Revival With the election of the nation’s first black president, some conspiracy theorists and fringe “Patriot” radio hosts are seeking to reverse that course by calling on their friends and countrymen to arm themselves, organize…
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Obama Plans to Close Gitmo; Bush Expands Local Spying Powers
by The News on November 12 2008, 9:34AM
Obama Makes Closing Guantanamo Top Priority “The Obama administration will launch a review of the classified files of the approximately 250 detainees at Guantanamo Bay immediately after taking office, as part of an intensive effort to close the U.S. prison…
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NY Governor Decries Hate Crime; European Leaders’ Racist Response to Obama Election
by The News on November 11 2008, 10:02AM
Obama’s Election Sets Off Racist Remarks Internationally “Over the past week, a number of European lawmakers and journalists have made foot-in-mouth comments regarding America’s Black president-elect, suggesting that some otherwise respected public figures in Europe are far from enlightened on…
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