Tough Road Ahead for Republicans Who Voted Against Pence
by Shani O. Hilton on March 2 2011, 4:01PM
But don’t feel too bad. They all voted for draconian cuts that’ll heavily impact poor and people of color.
Topics: Planned Parenthood
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Shani O. Hilton is the Washington, D.C. correspondent for Colorlines.com. She covers the intersection of congressional and White House politics and racial justice. Shani also works as the associate editor of CampusProgress.org. A native of central California, Shani earned a degree in journalism from Howard University. Her writing has appeared in The American Prospect, TheAtlantic.com, The Root, and other publications. She also maintains a personal blog where she muses on pop culture, race, and feminism.
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by Shani O. Hilton on March 2 2011, 4:01PM
But don’t feel too bad. They all voted for draconian cuts that’ll heavily impact poor and people of color.
Topics: Planned Parenthood
Grim Budget Looks Especially Bleak for Folks of Color
by Shani O. Hilton on February 25 2011, 1:46PM
Policy experts say from prisons to social services, the folks who have the least can expect to lose the most.
Topics: Politics
Justice Department Won’t Defend Federal Same Sex Marriage Ban
by Shani O. Hilton on February 23 2011, 3:15PM
It’s a major reversal in the administration’s previously tentative posturing.
Topics: Politics
Today’s Love Goes to Black Comic Writer Dwayne McDuffie
by Shani O. Hilton on February 22 2011, 5:44PM
McDuffie proved that incorporating black characters into a series , and making them more than stereotypes, is completely possible.
Topics: Celebrate Love
GOP Moves to Strip Planned Parenthood of Federal Funding
by Shani O. Hilton on February 18 2011, 4:33PM
The right wing attack on women heats up.
Topics: Health, Planned Parenthood, Politics
Congressional Black Caucus “Cannot Accept” Obama Budget Cuts
by Shani O. Hilton on February 16 2011, 12:45PM
Members say the real deficit trouble is December’s tax cut deal, not vital poverty and development programs.
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