Articles from Colorlines Magazine (December 22, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Badmash: the South Asian weekly comic strip.			90
Bay Area Funk (Ubiquity): Various Artists.	Hsu, Hua	Brief Article	63
Black Commentator.	Borgelt-Mose, Koda		71
Black Electorate.	Borgelt-Mose, Koda		95
Black Press USA.	Borgelt-Mose, Koda		76
Black Voices.	Borgelt-Mose, Koda		77
Borderland security: vigilantes are far from the fringe in Arizona. Instead, organizers say, ranchers and border agents mirror a violent border society where racial profiling abounds and prosecution of abuse is rare.	Chaddha, Anmol		2205
Court restores oversight of NYPD.	Sen, Rinku		338
Death of a journalist: Mazen Dana was shot by U.S. troops while filming in Iraq.	Abowd, Mary		872
Deliverance (Interscope): Bubba Sparxxx.	Hsu, Hua	Brief Article	24
Dis-Jointed (Dis-Joint): Various Artists.	Hsu, Hua	Brief Article	53
Ella Baker and the Black Freedom Movement: a Radical Democratic Vision.	Threadcraft, Shatema		920
Fear of persecution: as the Department of Justice seeks to restricts gender-based asylum claims, what will happen to women escaping domestic violence.	Ensha, Azadeh		1094
Fuel for the Fire (Uncle Trouble): Kabir.	Hsu, Hua	Brief Article	47
In the eye of the spin.	Nguyen, Tram		610
Keeping Up with the Dow Joneses: Debt, Prison, Workfare.	Sen, Rinku		488
Kidnapped at Federal Plaza.	Unsal, Volkan		318
Mississippi (SRC/Universal): David Banner.	Hsu, Hua	Brief Article	48
Playing the game of race: Hunter Cutting tries out a new metaphor for understanding the rules and systems of racial inequality.	Cutting, Hunter		1337
Pleading our own cause: people of color are leading an effort to define media justice as a movement not for content-neutral reforms but a vision of racial justice.	Themba-Nixon, Makani		855
Rocking out and race in the documentary afro-punk.	Chaney, Keidra		776
Rough Americana (RA): Mutamassik and Morgan Craft.	Hsu, Hua	Brief Article	42
Seeing Black.	Borgelt-Mose, Koda		81
Small town justice: in Mattawa, Washington, 46 Latina daycare providers face jail and deportation after local prejudice, backed by government authorities, led to raids and bizarre accusations of fraud.	Pittz, Will		2258
Soundtrack to struggle: the Last Poets are still making music about what is happening in the streets, using the language of streets.	D'ambrosio, Antonino		1402
The British, invaded: a music documentary chronicles the rebellious rise of the "Asian underground" amidst England's social turmoil.	Hsu, Hua		1683
The diversity industry.	Field, Kendra		2256
Uncle Sam says Hi: the State Department sets out to win hearts and minds in the Middle East with a glossy lifestyle magazine.	Colla, Elliott		1333
Which war were you watching? News coverage of the invasion of Iraq reveals the gap in perception between America and the rest of the world.	Reynolds, Dwight F.		1888
Winning race: Rinku Sen dissects the language and strategies of the campaign that defeated another racist California proposition.	Sen, Rinku		1547
Working the street: distrust of immigrant street vendors is rising even as New York Chinatown's counterfeit business grows.	Wu, Amy		2635
Would America fight for me? What does organizing against militarism mean for youth of color? Not simply protesting a distant war in another country, but challenging a war industry firmly rooted within their own communities.	Montano, Lisie		1871