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July/August 2007 |
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Angel Valentin
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My Road Out Of Iraq
On May 21, 2004, Camilo Mejía was sentenced to one year in prison for refusing to return to Iraq. An excerpt from his new book: The Road from Ar Ramadi: The Private Rebellion of Staff Sergeant Camilo Mejía.
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Camilo Mejía
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Gentrifying Downtown
A new urban politics is tailoring cities for affluent whites, but communities are pushing back—with a theory of their own.
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L.A. Story
Who gains from framing gang attacks as “ethnic cleansing”?
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Spotlight: Linda Goss
Official Storyteller of Philadelphia
Race Records
From salsa to jazz to hip hop. Los Amigos Invisibles do it all.
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To The Point
Rinku Sen asks, "Are immigrants people of color?"
Books
Racism in resegrated schools, 20 myths about immigration and more.
Q & A
Black Cherokee advocate Marilyn Vann speaks on racism, tribal membership and the future of the Freedmen.
Transformations
A Cambodian refugee goes home, this time without fear.
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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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