Articles from Colorlines Magazine (January 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"America's most wanted" cartoonist.	Hing, Julianne Ong		191
A little imagination.	Nguyen, Tram		464
Another FEMA failure.	Murphy, Ayana		68
Becoming a black man: as more people of color transition between genders, the ways that racism is different for men and women come to the surface.	Hernandez, Daisy		3195
Behind the poverty numbers.	Hernandez, Daisy		281
Black men's voices: a collection of stories breaks new ground, but still falls short.	Wright, Kai		849
Blacks, they're just like us.	Murphy, Ayana		72
Blog bits: we searched the recent archives of our blog, racewire.org, to bring you a quick snapshot of what you might have missed or just want to enjoy again.	Keleher, Terry; Yakupitiyage, Thanu; Sen, Rinku		707
Buyer beware: a new scam targets immigrants with English-only mortgage documents.	Hing, Julianne Ong		627
Changing Course: Windcall and the Art of Renewal.	Davis, Beandrea		267
Democracy Detained: Secret Unconstitutional Practices in the U.S. War on Terror.	Nguyen, Tram		251
Elegy with blue shirt, tie and gun: in this short story, a father's death brings his children more questions than answers.	Ikeda, Patricia Yoshiko		1337
Europe bans skin bleach.	Rucell, Jessica		154
Farai Chideya: the multimedia journalist talks about the digital media age and why she still believes in the power of journalism.	Davis, Beandrea	Interview	837
Government spying: Democrats try to implement oversight of the White House's wiretapping.	Beutler, Brian		369
Honoring Salazar.	Murphy, Ayana		75
Huipiles: I bought the traditional embroidered blouses and wondered who had worn them. Why did she have to give them up and where is she now?	Cisneros, Sandra		2437
If you have to sit ...	Murphy, Ayana		65
Immigration at the opera.	Murphy, Ayana		50
In focus: fighting the stigma.	Hernandez, Daisy		262
Killed by the cops: since the release of our joint national investigation with The Chicago Reporter, we've published a multimedia website and editorials about racial profiling and fatal police shootings. Visit www.colorlines.com and www.chicagoreporter.com for the complete coverage.	Lowenstein, Jeff Kelly	Editorial	644
Martin Luther: The Calling (Rebel Soul Music).	Kalamka, Juba		195
New Orleans' newest Latinos: the baby boom has hit, and activists and state officials respond.	Holderness, Peter		497
Not ghetto enough for VH1.	Murphy, Ayana		94
Pink: the new color of terror.	Anthony, Adelina		735
Pride and prejudice.	Murphy, Ayana		76
Sanctuary's human face: Elvira Arellano showed that faith, not self-interest, moves our people.	Shahani, Aarti		1841
Sarah Vaughan: After Hours At The London House (Verve Music Group).	Kalamka, Juba		152
Shout out: Women of Color Respond to Violence.	De Robertis, Carolina		233
Spotlight: DJ Rekha; The soundtrack of a new generation.	Davis, Beandrea		199
The innovators: people moving ideas and action in 2008.			8811
The lost generation: Young, Tough and Terrible (Brunswick Records/Original Soul Classics).	Kalamka, Juba		236
The Spinners: The Chrome Collection (Atlantic/WEA).	Kalamka, Juba		351
The weeping veil: painter Hung Liu excavates the surface of history.	Huang, Philip		1539
Video game on immigration.	Murphy, Ayana		64