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Nov/Dec 2009

Torn Apart by Deportation

ColorLines investigates the effects of deportation on families of color. 

By Julianne Ong Hing, Jorge Rivas and Seth Wessler


James Perry’s Run for Mayor
of New Orleans

Can a social justice candidate win an election in the new New Orleans?

  

The State of OUR Union

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

Dominicans Come to
Haiti’s Aid

After centuries of tensions between the two countries, Dominicans are now in solidarity with their neighbor. How long will it last?
 

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