Articles from Colorlines Magazine (January 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new window on the world: they prepared dinners. They washed dishes. On Sept. 11, they lost their friends and their jobs. Now, this group of immigrant workers have organized and started a worker-owned restaurant.	Sen, Rinku		3796
A singer of many talentos.	Martinez, Erika		349
Air vigilantes.	Hernandez, Daisy		122
All the women are white, all the Blacks are men, and many of us have been raped: one filmmaker confronts sexual violence against Black women.	Rice, LaVon		1650
Build your own private prison.	Hernandez, Daisy		99
Classical music: Black and Latino musicians hope to change the image of the art form.	Clark, Anna		2343
Doing the math on healthcare.	Hernandez, Daisy		68
Fighting words: for millions of U.S. residents still learning English, language access is sometimes a matter of life and death--and increasingly, a fight for civil rights.	Friedman, Andrew		1620
In focus: standing their ground.			162
Katrina coverage in Canada.	Worrell, Joseph	Letter to the editor	492
Kevin Powell: the writer talks about his new book on Katrina, spirituality and politics--and why he'll run for office in 2008.	Davis, Beandrea	Interview	1602
Latin America After Neoliberalism: Turning the Tide in the 21st Century?	Hernandez, Daisy		255
Lose in court? Take it to the ballot box. Michigan opponents of affirmative action were defeated in the judicial system but called on Ward Connerly to help them win voters.	Hernandez, Daisy		478
Loud and clear: students of color fight to save Chicago's deaf education program.	Lydersen, Kari		892
Once racial targets, nannies now sue.	Hernandez, Daisy		103
Policymakers go to the border.	Hernandez, Daisy		92
Racial reconciliation: across the South, communities are creating truth and reconciliation commissions to address a past of deadly violence.	Ifill, Sherrilyn A.		1130
Rebel survivors: the Vietnamese of New Orleans East won a grassroots victory nobody expected.	Tang, Eric		2373
Sanctuary city.	Hernandez, Daisy		97
Security clearance before jogging.	Hernandez, Daisy		89
Teaching about Asian Pacific Americans.	Delgado, Chela		257
The full force of Black pain: a review of five books about Katrina.	Prashad, Vijay		1935
The Innovators: people moving big ideas in 2007.	Banks, Andre		5635
The Line Between Us: Teaching about the Border and Mexican Immigration.	Delgado, Chela		261
The new civilian terrorists: anti-Arab racism shapes the U.S. discussion of the Middle East.	Salaita, Steven		1918
The smaller footprint: in New Orleans, higher rents destroyed public housing.	Flaherty, Jordan		542
Toshi Reagon.	Kalamka, Juba	Sound recording review	1077
Trashing Black communities.	Hernandez, Daisy		96
Uplifting news.	Boudreau, Heather	Letter to the editor	38
What it takes.	Nguyen, Tram		455
When the child welfare system works.	Jordan, Tenaja		798
You see racist prison gangs; They see a customer base.	Hernandez, Daisy		75