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May/June 2007 |
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ColorLines magazine
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A Game of Monopoly
Black communities’ struggle to return to New Orleans has national significance for an overdue debate on urban inequality.
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Tram Nguyen
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Maximizing the Minimum
Blocked by Capitol Hill conservatives, labor advocates win wage increases at the state level.
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Queer Africa
Despite state repression and persecution, LGBT organizing has taken off across the continent and diaspora.
Chicago's Police Problem
Despite a long history of scandals and abuse, the city has yet to discipline and reform its police department.
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American Made
Three short films explore what it means to be a South-Asian.
Race Records
Reviews of new releases from Public Enemy, Shock G and Teena Marie.
The Rise of Krip-Hop
With a new album, disabled rappers challenge the music industry.
Spotlight: Akosua
Jazzy folk music for the world soul.
Books
Examining Islam here and in Europe, cartoonist Keith Knight's latest work, and more.
Buy This Issue
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Q & A - Rashad Robinson
GLAAD's newest exec discusses working with the press and bringing queer people of color into the limelight.
To The Point
A Question of Power: Urbanizing the human rights framework.
Rants and Raves
Reading Between the Headlines.
Transformations
Out of the Shadows by Lavon Rice.
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Video: Bullets in the Hood Nov/Dec 2007 Excerpt from 2004 documentary produced by ProTV and the Downtown Community Television Center
Turning to Tasers Nov/Dec 2007 Phoenix police became the first in the country to use Tasers, but will that decrease shootings?
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