Articles from Colorlines Magazine (March 1, 2008)

1-38 out of 38 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A love letter to ColorLines.	Nguyen, Tram	Editorial	481
Atlanta's new face: a debut novel examines gentrification.	Gleibermann, Erik	Book review	1224
Black elders more likely to be hospitalized.	Hing, Julianne Ong		135
Black Ivory: Don't Turn Around (Today Records/Available through Dusty Groove America).	Kalamka, Juba	Sound recording review	337
Blog bits: who says blogs are only for online reading? If you missed the recent posts at racewire.org, have no fear. Here are a few gems we dug up for you.	Wright, Kai; Wessler, Seth; Yakupitiyage, Thanu		681
Deadly immigrant work.	Hing, Julianne Ong		101
Dole has to pay.	Hing, Julianne Ong		83
Elvis: the Asian outsider?	Huie, Wing Young	Brief article	248
Flash point: a police officer's killing in Phoenix leads to plans for expanding police involvement in immigration enforcement.	Hoffmann, Jessica		611
Going green: don't drop the justice.	Rodriguez, Robby		1316
Ground zero for immigration? Latinos are fleeing Arizona as crackdowns increase in the border state.	Fernandez, Valeria		1356
In response to police shootings.	Madden, D.	Letter to the editor	110
Indigenous: Chasing The Sun (Vanguard Records).	Kalamka, Juba	Sound recording review	150
Ledisi: Lost & Found (Verve Forecast).	Kalamka, Juba	Sound recording review	265
Living wages at hotels.	Hing, Julianne Ong		93
Manicurists fight tooth and nail.	Hing, Julianne Ong	Brief article	77
More poverty down south.	Hing, Julianne Ong	Brief article	78
More trouble on the stage.	Hing, Julianne Ong	Theater review	66
Penny-wise and pound-foolish.	Hing, Julianne Ong		92
Philadelphia Divided: Race and Politics in the City of Brotherly Love.	Jung, Alex		269
Racial Oppression in the Global Metropolis: a Living Chicago History.	Lowenstein, Jeff Kelly		283
Racism hurts--even on painkillers.	Hing, Julianne Ong		88
Reclaiming radio: alternative radio projects attempt to take back the public sphere.	Chen, Michelle		2123
Snitch: Informants, Cooperators & the Corruption of Justice.	Nguyen, Tram		259
Spotlight: Zili Misik; Music from the African diaspora.	Hing, Julianne Ong		238
Sweet Honey in the Rock: Experience ... 101 (Appleseed Recordings).	Kalamka, Juba	Brief article	140
The fight for public housing: New Orleans has become ground zero in the battle for affordable homes.	Flaherty, Jordan		558
The legacy of a murder: racial killings from the civil rights era still haunt families and the country.	Greenberg, Benjamin		2281
The other inconvenient truths.	Anthony, Adelina		764
Toxic policies: activists battle pesticides in communities of color.	Weber, Christopher		2382
Uranium clean up stalled: Navajos are still fighting for Congress to act.	Yurth, Cindy		404
Vivian Chang: the environmental justice activist talks about green economies, organizing in Asian immigrant communities and the battle against Chevron.	Satake, Alison Lee	Interview	812
We Make Change: Community Organizers Talk about what They Do--and Why.	Hing, Julianne Ong	Book review	360
Where Islam meets rock 'n' roll: Salman Ahmad introduced the world to Sufi rock and now to the culture behind the music.	Kazmi, Laila		1584
Who gains from the green economy? Making sure the "green wave" doesn't leave out communities of color.	Shekar, Preeti Mangala; Nguyen, Tram		3809
Who gets the Bachelor's degree?		Brief article	294
Why Michael Vick?	Roberts, L.R.	Letter to the editor	336
Wind power: an energy source that could fuel the future of reservations.	Lydersen, Kari		2147