Articles from Colorlines Magazine (July 1, 2007)

1-41 out of 41 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A disservice to Jocelyn Elders.	Nimr, Heba	Letter to the editor	185
A meditation on media consumption: with so many ways to get the news, many of us are creating our own media systems.	Hernandez, Daisy		1520
A time for organizing.	Nguyen, Tram		516
A union push wins results in Chicago: could the progressive wins be a model for other local elections?	Dumke, Mick		394
Are immigrants and refugees people of color? We might not like the label, but we can't afford to lose the racial analysis.	Sen, Rinku		1577
Blog on.	Cermak, Robin	Letter to the editor	172
Can We Talk About Race? And Other Conversations in an Era of School Resegregation.	Ripps, Samara Shever		498
Erzulie's Skirt.			395
Escape on the Mekong: I wanted to make the same journey in reverse, without fear.	Cheun, Lian		739
Fight the power? Not in the Bronx.	Murphy, Ayana		83
Follow the leaders: U.S. progressives need to support a global effort to halt neoliberalism in its tracks.	Lee, Hyun		1843
Gabriel Teodros: Lovework (Massline Media).	Kalamka, Juba		267
Gentrifying downtown: a new urban politics is tailoring cities for affluent whites, but communities are pushing back--with a theory of their own.	Chang, Grace		1837
Homelands: Women's Journeys Across Race, Place, and Time.	De Robertis, Carolina		261
In focus: family in exile.	Shahani, Aarti		152
L.A. story: who gains from framing gang attacks as "ethnic cleansing"?	Ramos, Tarso Luis		2724
Los Amigos Invisibles: Superpop Venezuela (Gozadera Records).	Kalamka, Juba		158
Marilyn Vann: the Black Cherokee advocate speaks on racism, tribal membership and the future of the Freedmen.	Davis, Beandrea		1487
Maybe they forgot that 15 percent of New Jersey is Latino.	Murphy, Ayana		80
Mental health and suicide.	Maseda, Nelly	Letter to the editor	173
Mujeres making movies: three Latinas band to change media and the arts.	Rice, LaVon		1496
My road out of Iraq: a Latino soldier gives his take on the racism of the occupation.	Mejia, Camilo		3356
Now if they could only get paid minimum wage too ...	Murphy, Ayana		66
Now what about those reparations?	Murphy, Ayana		60
Omara Portuondo: Sentimento (Escondido Music).	Kalamka, Juba		234
Power from below: the immigrant rights movement needs to define the debate beyond Beltway politics and the border.	Lovato, Roberto		1803
See no evil, hear no evil.	Murphy, Ayana		80
Singing for our lives: is there a soundtrack for protest in the age of terror, shock and awe?	Hsu, Hua		3205
Spotlight: Linda Goss; Official storyteller of Philadelphia.	Davis, Beandrea		276
Surprise, you're out.	Murphy, Ayana		100
Susan Tedeschi: Hope and Desire (Verve Forecast).	Kalamka, Juba	Sound recording review	184
The Darker Nations: a People's History of the Third World.	Davis, Beandrea		248
The second-most-covered story: Imus, the man, has been eclipsed by Imus, the era of haphazard race debates.	Amusa, Malena		426
The Wire's new take on an old TV genre: it's not just cops and criminals in this drama of race in the city.	Petty, Audrey		812
They Take Our Jobs! And 20 Other Myths About Immigration.	Hernandez, Daisy		266
Trying for Safe Streets: as New Orleans reemerges, one organization takes on the criminal justice system.	Flaherty, Jordan		575
Unpatriotic pizza?	Murphy, Ayana		70
Various Artists; Eccentric Soul: Mighty Mike Lenaburg (The Numero Group).	Kalamka, Juba	Sound recording review	278
When E.R. is shut down.	Davis, Beandrea		144
When enough is enough.	Murphy, Ayana		105
Where do you get your news? Four news junkies share their sources.			791