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A third of female veterans are women of color. Here are three of their stories.
When An Immigrant Mom Gets Arrested More women—and their children—are getting trapped by the intersection of policies governing deportations, prisons and foster care. Listen to the stories of war veterans who are women of color. |
Environmental factors are putting Black girls at risk. Sci-Fi Heroes Take On the System In two new films, Mexican and Asian-American superheroes fight racism and eco-disaster—with technology and imagination. |
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 Black online outlets rush to fill the void created by media's "Rupert Murdoch-ization."
Blacks voting Republican isn't about political independence. 
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Checking the color line in restaurants. |
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Nevada: Voting In Whose Interest? Mar/Apr 2008 Kihuen made news most recently though because he endorsed and canvassed aggressively for Hillary Clinton, though the local Latino-heavy Culinary Union supported Obama.
Florida: Cuban Americans Battle For Seats Mar/Apr 2008 In South Florida, Latino Congressmen, Lincoln Diaz-Balart and his younger brother, Mario Diaz-Balart, are up for re-election. They are part of a Cuban political dynasty and represent elite Cuban interests.
Minnesota: Someone to Speak for Sovereignty Mar/Apr 2008 Peggy Flanagan, a 28-year-old American Indian and pro-choice Catholic, is challenging 12-year incumbent for his seat in November.
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