Articles from Colorlines Magazine (September 1, 2007)

1-39 out of 39 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Black colleges beware.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		86
Black radio in South Carolina.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		91
Court rules in favor of guest workers.	Davis, Beandrea		551
Day laborers unite.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		112
FEMA cash for white childcare only?	Sanchez, Ada		406
Full-court bias.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		99
Genetic drift: the study of human genes has sparked a resurgence of debate about the true nature of race.	Kashef, Ziba	Cover story	2635
Green should not equal white.	Jones, Van		1647
Hollywood white-wash.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		102
I want my Jengo TV.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		69
In focus: taking sanctuary.			236
Keeping it in the family: a Los Angeles campaign organizes against state policies that put kids into foster care.	Wessler, Seth Freed		637
LAPD gentrifies Skid Row: as the affluent take the city, poor Black residents are pushed out with force.	Hoffmann, Jessica		541
Liquid Soul: One-Two Punch (Soul What/Telarc).	Kalamka, Juba		119
Live from death row: as Mumia Abu-Jamal's case reaches a new turning point, prison activists reflect on his significance to the reform and abolition movements.	Banks, Gabrielle		2081
Living on the backstretch: immigrant racetrack workers and their families fight for fair housing.	Lydersen, Kari		1280
Lura: M'bem di fora (I've Come From Far Away) (Lusafrica/Four Quarters Entertainment/Times Square Records).	Kalamka, Juba		114
Marked: Race, Crime, and Finding Work in an Era of Mass Incarceration.	Davis, Beandrea		277
On the horizon.	Nguyen, Tram		538
One mother's fight for her son: police took away Bernice Hatfield's boy and for the next decade, the Black mom learned just how the prison system is set up for what she calls "the legal kidnapping of my child.".	Gilmore, Ruth Wilson		2925
Patti Smith: Twelve (Columbia).	Kalamka, Juba		447
Reader's corner.			268
Reality bites.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		64
Reproductive racism: gender selection technologies target Asian communities.	Shekar, Preeti		1083
Rev. Alexia Salvatierra: a church leader of the new sanctuary movement talks about immigrant rights and how sanctuary is set to take off in 50 more cities nationwide.	Nguyen, Tram	Interview	1139
Spotlight: Chaz Maviyane-Davies; Graphic design for justice.	Davis, Beandrea		403
Stamp out hunger.	Chang, Emily C.; Murphy, Ayana		116
Testing my worth: I beat myself up over standardized tests until I learned something unexpected.	Hines, Aries		725
The cost of sending money home.	Rennella, Viviana		126
The Girl From H.O.P.P.E.R.S.			197
The invisible mountain: the year is 1971. The Uruguyan government has become increasingly repressive and has secretly been receiving torture training from U.S. Officials. Salome has been active with the Tupamaros, a clandestine guerilla movement, for three years. She has just been arrested. She is 19 years old.	De Robertis, Carolina		3614
The rebirth of a nation: glorifying eugenics in a cult classic for our times.	Obasogie, Osagie K.		998
The rise of the ghetto-fabulous party: across campuses, white students are donning blackface, drinking 40s and playing at being undocumented immigrants. Just another stupid racist joke--or is it the culmination of two decades of conservative politics at colleges?	King, C. Richard; Leonard, David J.		3032
The road less traveled: a white man tackles white power.	Starr, Susan L.		743
Tim Dillinger: The Muse (Icons Pen Media).	Kalamka, Juba		244
Trauma, politics and heroes: a new comic book paints kids of color as superheroes with powers from Islamic knowledge.	Hernandez, Daisy		1439
Tribal Policing: Asserting Sovereignty, Seeking Justice.	Martinez, Erika	Book review	260
Unequal Under Law: Race in the War on Drugs.	Nguyen, Tram		257
Wily, witty and whimsical: one American Indian artist takes to the canvas with colorful critiques.	Rice, LaVon		1454