Articles from Colorlines Magazine (September 22, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
10,000 ads in your pocket.		Brief Article	80
A fighting chance.	Nguyen, Tram	Editorial	518
A good read: with a Pulitzer in tow, ethnic publishing imprints are on the rise. What will that mean for books by and about people of color?	Mulligan, Michelle Herrera		1643
Between two Americas: in the post-Sept. 11 era, state and local governments are being forced to choose sides on the immigrant rights debate.	Hing, Bill Ong	Cover Story	1214
Enemy Aliens: Double Standards and Constitutional Freedoms in the War on Terrorism.	Pittz, Will	Book Review	616
Even in Canada: a high-profile government sting that targeted 24 South Asian men has set off national controversy and a vibrant, immigrant-led defense.	Piepzna-Samarasinha, Leah Lakshmi		2154
Forget the Nascar dad.		Brief Article	94
Gaily ever after: is gay marriage the new civil rights struggle or has it co-opted a legacy?	Hernandez, Daisy		2605
Gloria Evangelina Anzaldua 1942-2004.	Keating, AnaLouise	Obituary	753
Hit the ground swinging: with the highest disapproval rating of the president and the lowest voting averages, young people have the potential to swing this election--and organizers are tapping into them with campaigns high on energy and low on cynicism.	Weiss, Mattie		1193
If we lose the White House, maybe we should try the city council in Athens, Greece.		Brief Article	90
Kicked off the dial: the new liberal radio empire has pissed off more than just Rush Limbaugh by leasing time on ethnic radio stations.	Carrillo, Karen Juanita		1699
Love and nostalgia for Reagan.		Brief Article	58
Missing jose: the day California lost its Latinos, and cried about it.	Hernandez, Daisy		1261
Neo-liberation: as South Africa celebrates its first decade of freedom, the country struggles with deepening economic apartheid and conflicts with the ANC.	Lenoir, Gerald		1710
No need to run for this.		Brief Article	63
Omar Mohamed's daughter.	Mills, Jessse	Brief Article	148
One more step toward banning the R-Word.		Brief Article	92
Popularity, privilege and the white populists who populate the airwaves.	Leonard, David		2453
Public altars hating or Reagan.		Brief Article	57
Race records.	Hsu, Hua		353
Running on race: in one of the country's most-watched elections, Barack Obama may be defining a new kind of racialized candidacy as he tries to become the third black U.S. Senator in history.	Dumke, Mick		2358
Straight from the barrios: Argentina's TV piquetera is transforming broadcast media into an instrument of the poor.	Trigona, Marie		2031
The money and the message.		Brief Article	86
The rise and fall of the BJP; in little more than 20 years, the Hindu right had gone from being on the fringe of Indian politics to one of the nation's most powerful parties. How were they finally defeated?	Srinivas, Shefali		2424
What a bargain: the widespread practice of plea bargaining has increased repercussions for people of color who end up literally signing away their lives on the dotted line.	West, Rolanda J.		1199
Who we are: Suheir Hammad answers Samuel Huntington, whose controversial new book blames Latino immigration for causing an American identity crisis.	Hammad, Suheir		954