Publications in Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies

Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Acta Classica	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2009 Katherine Clarke, Making Time for the Past: Local History and the Polis. Soporific Satire: Horace, Damasippus and Professor Snore (Stertinius) in Satire 2.3. Contemporary elements in Achilles Tatius's Leucippe and Clitophon. Palladas of Alexandria on women. The Aqua Claudia interruption. Cornelius Fronto: a 'Libyan nomad' at Rome. Alexander's last days: malaria and mind games? Crossing the Roman frontier: Egypt in Rome (and beyond). Daniel Ogden (ed.), 2007. A Companion to Greek Religion. Blackwell Companions to the Ancient World: Literature and Culture. Alexandra Lianeri & Vanda Zajko (edd.), Translation and the Classic. Identity as Change in the History of Culture. John Hilton & Anne Gosling (edd.), Alma Parens Originalis? The Receptions of Literature and Thought in Africa, Europe, the United States, and Cuba. G. Van N. Viljoen.	39
African American Review	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 Amy Abugo Ongiri. Spectacular Blackness: The Cultural Politics of the Black Power Movement and the Search for a Black Aesthetic. Maxine Lavon Montgomery. The Fiction of Gloria Naylor: Houses and Spaces of Resistance. Harvey Young. Embodying Black Experience: Stillness, Critical Memory, and the Black Body. R. A. Lawson. Jim Crow's Counterculture: The Blues and Black Southerners, 1890-1945. James Smethurst. The African American Roots of Modernism: From Reconstruction to the Harlem Renaissance. Lawrence P. Jackson. The Indignant Generation: A Narrative History of African American Writers and Critics, 1934-1960. Donald Bogle. Heat Wave: The Life and Career of Ethel Waters. Brother Mine: The Correspondence of Jean Toomer and Waldo Frank. John C. Shields and Eric D. Lamore, eds.: New Essays on Phillis Wheatley. Vincent Carretta. Phillis Wheatley: Biography of a Genius in Bondage. Manning Marable. Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention. To the Green Polka Dot Muumuu My Mother Loved to See Her Mother Wear. Family Reunion, 1993. Wading in Shallow Water. Breckinridge Mill Dam: Virginian Summer. Affirmative Action. Why Girls Walk Home. Black Chaco Canyon Revery. Landing Soft. Uhuru Peak. more	1928
Afro-Americans in New York Life and History	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 William Semite, Angels of Mercy: White Women and the History of New York's Colored Orphan Asylum. A Faithful Account of the Race: African American Historical Writing in Nineteenth-Century America. Leading from behind the gap: post-racial politics and the pedagogy of Black Studies. Are you a part of the problem or the solution?: Perspectives on the achievement gap in two Hudson valley communities. Show me, tell me: social media and the Political Awareness of American youth. From Hyde Park to Harlem: the emergence of Franklin delano Roosevelt's black constituency in New York City. From Hyde Park to Harlem: the emergence of Franklin delano Roosevelt's black constituency in New York City.	140
Alberta Sweetgrass	General	Newsletter	Apr 1, 2013 Volleyball star favours education degree for future path. Grandmother's teaching turned into successful business. Two health studies could run simultaneously in Fort Chip area. Walk to raise awareness, funds for child sexual abuse. Two-way impact with FASD treatment. Youth say award recognition an honour. LYNX provides connection for employers needing Aboriginal workers. Provincial government sees benefit of Aboriginal hockey academy. Families struggle to get access to one year old in gov't care. Second Annual Aboriginal Youth Explosion to be held at Mount Royal University. Indspire Institute Launched with $1.7M from Suncor and Suncor Energy Foundation. First Nations Student Association presents Aboriginal Awareness Week. "Exciting time" ahead, says winner of inaugural Indigenous Educator Awards. Metis home ownership recognized through ROOPH awards. Renewed federal dollars to help Aboriginal homelessness. Boyle Renaissance addresses homing issues. ACWS receives funding for program. Historical sexual exploitation examined. Second referendum possible for Siksika golf resort land. Province, Metis Settlements sign 10-year funding agreement. more	1623
American Jewish History	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2013 When General Grant Expelled the Jews. Gentile New York: Images of Non-Jews Among Jewish Immigrants. New Israel/New England: Jews and Puritans in Early America. Strictly Kosher Reading: Popular Literature and the Condition of Contemporary Orthodoxy. When They Come For Us We'll Be Gone; The Epic Struggle to Save Soviet Jewry. American Hebrew Literature: Writing Jewish National Identity in the United States. "A predominant cause of distress": gender, benevolence, and the Agunah in regional perspective. Manly missions: Jews, Christians, and American religious masculinity, 1900-1920. Destructive creators: Sender Jarmulowsky and financial failure in the annals of American Jewish History. Remarks on Friedman medal. Editor's Introduction.	645
American Jewish Life Magazine	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2007 Uncle Aaron: Passover seders are times for families to celebrate together--even if said family is really, really weird. Tribal sounds: thanks to their lineage, Jewish film composers are hitting all the right notes. This Glass is half full: Ira Glass, the host of public radio's ridiculously popular This American Life, is taking his show to a whole new... The rebirth of a man named Goldberg: after leaving his football career behind him, Bill Goldberg went on to become the world's most famous... The Prince and I: to many, the African Hebrew Israelites are just an offbeat fringe cult with odd customs. No meat! No caffeine! No medicine! No... Not-isyahu: Lubavitch rockers Chunah Silverman and Menachem Shapiro are bringing biblical rhymes to the mainstream. Say hello to the other white... Riding the wild waves of the Jewish dating game: Jewish dating above the age of thirty in the 21st century, can be a complicated affair. It's one... Heretic of the month: Jacob Frank. Diet, interrupted: our courageous food columnist spends a week on the KosherZone Diet in an attempt to shed a few pounds. Was she successful? Well,... The devil's advocate? Norman Mailer channels Satan and Hitler's childhood in his controversial new novel. We sit down with the legendary writer to... Dear God, you're fired. Answer maven: if only we could pass over our in-laws, it would make the holiday season so much easier to handle, but alas, we cannot. Thankfully our... 30 second sermon: Passover.	30
Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2009 Country and regional studies. Political, sociological, and economic studies of the Arab world. The Middle East and the world community. Palestine, Israel, and the Arab-Israeli conflict. Islam and general surveys. Nefissa Naguib. Women, Water and Memory: Recasting Lives in Palestine. Runo Isaksen. Literature and War: Conversations with Israeli and Palestinian Writers. Juan Cole. Engaging the Muslim World. John Chalcraft. The Invisible Cage: Syrian Migrant Workers in Lebanon. Abubkar Asadulla. Islam VS. West: Fact or Fiction? Bernard Rougier. Everyday Jihad: The Rise of Militant Islam Among Palestinians in Lebanon. Christopher M. Davidson. Abu Dhabi: Oil and Beyond. Moving toward a knowledge society in the Arab world. Sovereignty through decentralization: community-level approach to development in Palestine.	560
Australian Aboriginal Studies	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2012 Books received for review. 2013 Magabala Australian Indigenous Diary. Yulyurlu Lorna Fencer Napurrurla. The Long Way Home: The meaning and values of repatriation. Aboriginal Dreaming Paths and Trading Routes: The colonisation of the Australian economic landscape. Teaching and Learning in Aboriginal Education (2nd edn). A Way Through: The life of Rick Farley . Iconography, science and lightning figures. Indigenous card gambler profiles in north Queensland. Aboriginal vernacular names of Australian cycads of Macrozamia, Bowenia and Lepidozamia spp.: a response to "Cycads in the vernacular: a compendium... Lakun Ngarrindjeri thunggari: weaving the Ngarrindjeri language back to health. Handing on the teaching of Kaurna language to Kaurna youth. Measuring problem gambling in Indigenous communities: an Australian response to the research dilemmas. A profile of gambling behaviour and impacts among Indigenous Australians attending a cultural event in New South Wales. Editorial.	749
Black Enterprise	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 Brand Camp U: CEO Hajj Flemings: The Gokit co-founder and brand strategist shares why the Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference is a can't-miss... An artist's worldview: a former music label exec develops international opportunities for talent. Ninja innovation: warriors? Yes. Turtles? No. Changing the world? One gigabyte at a time. How to prepare your business for succession: here's five steps to passing on your business. Helping veterans win the financial battle: here's a rundown of programs that will sharpen your money skills and prepare you for civilian life. Network working for success: Charles Griggsby built his business one relationship at a time. I'm debt free. Now what? After overcoming a few setbacks, Ije Obiorah is ready to take her finances to the next level. Living on less: Al and Lesia Riddick say that with a little forethought and planning it is possible to survive on one income. Continuing ed-not just for the older or displaced worker. Mel Parker. More than a side hustle: honoring and marketing your talents for secondary revenue streams. Journey to a book adventure: an information technology professional finds his real passion in storytelling. Black Enterprise presents: the CES 2013 Best in Show Awards: these 17 products represent the cream of the crop in electronics, software, and... New mortgage rules for lenders. Getting social with coupons: new coupon app allows users to include Facebook friends. Are investment motifs good your portfolio? Explore whether idea-based investing is a viable strategy. 5 things you should know to attract, influence & keep customers: make enhancements to products and online experiences in response to customer... Creating a mobile site. Thriving in a slow economy: former Army cook creates recipe for success with Edible Arrangements. To our subscribers: welcome to the new Black Enterprise. more	11052
Black Issues Book Review	General	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2007 Aug. 24-25, 2007 Intercontinental Hotel, Chicago. Black Issues Book Review best-sellers list. To the Break of Dawn: A Freestyle on the Hip-Hop Aesthetic. The Golden Road: Notes on My Gentrification. Sterling Brown's A Negro Looks at the South. Ralph Ellison: A Biography. Sleeping With Strangers. The Sacred Place. Acacia: Book One, the War With the Mein. Weapons of Mass Seduction: A Novel to Unleash the Sensual You. Man Gone Down. She's Gone. Yardies: The Making of a Jamaican Posse. No Momma's Boy: How I Let Go of My Past and Embraced the Future. The Get a Life Campaign: A Pocket Guide for the Busy Woman Who Wants It All. Color Me Butterfly: A Memoir. Broken Utterances; A Selected Anthology of 19th Century Black Women's Social Thought. Carry the Word: A Bibliography of Black LGBTQ Books. Voices Rising: Celebrating 20 Years of Black Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Writing. Baseball: from the Negro leagues to MLB. more	2500
Canadian Ethnic Studies Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2011 Jan Stewart. Supporting Refugee Children: Strategies for Educators. Liz Pearl, ed.: Living Legacies: A Collection of Writing by Contemporary Canadian Jewish Women. Rod Janzen and Max Stanton. The Hutterites in North America. Walsh, Helen, ed.: Tok 5: Writing the New Toronto. David Arnason. Baldur's Song: A Saga. Patricia Demers, Naomi McIlwraith, and Dorothy Thunder. The Beginning of Print Culture in Athabasca Country. Charles T. Adeyanju. Deadly Fever: Racism, Disease, and a Media Panic. Howard Adelman and Pierre Anctil, eds.: Religion, Culture, and the State: Reflections on the Bouchard-Taylor Report. Micheline Labelle. Racisme et antiracisme au Quebec. Discours et declinaisons. Ryan, Phil. Multicultiphobia. The Canadian Ethnocultural Council and evolving multiculturalism. Yiddish and multiculturalism: a marriage made in heaven? Jeunes adultes immigrants de deuxieme generation. Dynamiques ethnoreligieuses et identitaires. Smoke and mirrors: how an allegedly inclusionary strategy perpetuates an exclusionary discourse. Unpacking multiculturalism in the classroom: using current events to explore the politics of difference. Two multicultural debates and the lived experiences of Chinese-Canadian youth. Missing and misrepresented: portrayals of other ethnic and racialized groups in a greater Toronto area ethnocultural newspaper. "We expect much of you": enlisting youth in the policing of marginalized communities. Canadian Jews, dual/divided loyalties, and the Tebbit "cricket" test. L'identite multiculturelle au Canada depuis les annees 1990: de la consolidation a la mise en question? more	748
Chinese America: History and Perspectives	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2011 Chasing China: adoption tourism, images of China, and the negotiation of Asian American identity. Flexible authenticity: Din Tai Fung as a global Shanghai dumpling house made in Taiwan. Arthur Tom. Chingwah Lee: San Francisco Chinatown's renaissance man. Born lucky: the story of Laura Lai. Drumming up Chineseness: Chicago's Chinese children's rhythm band in the 1930s and 1940s. The Chinese Lady and China for the ladies: race, gender, and public exhibition in Jacksonian America. Introduction.	153
Colorlines Magazine	General	Magazine/Journal	Nov 1, 2009 Race flicks: your guide to great movies by directors of color. JEFF BUCKLEY. PATTI AUSTIN. A BLACK PANTHER'S LIFE OF STRUGGLE. FIVE GENERATIONS OF AFRO-PUERTO RICAN WOMEN. ASIAN-AMERICAN PRISONERS HAVE THEIR SAY. Always saying goodbye: a family's long-distance life, in photos. Home in name only: deportees struggle to survive in an unfamiliar and unwelcoming place: the country of their birth. Double punishment: families of color are punished twice by immigration and criminal justice systems that don't provide equal justice. Torn apart by deportation: from New York to Jamaica, families struggle to stay together. New Orleans won't ask for papers. Black kids ain't what you see on TV. Black supermodels cover fashion mag. U.S. Forest Service issues "tortilla alert". Federal money put to good use along the border. Hutto closes, what next? Asian-American women dealing with depression. Sickle cell: to test or not to test? Colleges are screening for the blood disorder, but will this be another round of discrimination? The cost of Building Austin: construction workers, mostly Latinos, are literally dying on the job. Keeping families together. more	993
Diverse Issues in Higher Education	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Apr 11, 2013 While we wait for the next Jackie Robinson to step up to the plate. Sports as diplomacy: propaganda tours starring Black athletes have a long history. Calendar. Athlete-student? Diverse examines monetary investment in student-athletes. Advancing athletics: HBCU leaders have often debated the institutional role of the student-athlete. Inclusion for the excluded: leaders urge colleges to expand sports programs for students with disabilities. The ally team: inclusiveness is growing for LGBTQ athletes. Arthur Ashe Jr. sports scholars 2013. New NCAA eligibility standards come under scrutiny. Deja vu: lawmakers again debate future of student loan rates. Hands-on success. Ending violence through research. Diverse digits. Limiting history. The forefather of Black studies.	3281
Diversity Employers	General	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2013 Tyra Banks: launched her career in the black collegian ... and you can, too! What is racism? Reprinted with permission from, "Poverty and Racism; Overlapping Threats to the Common Good," A Catholic Charities USA, Poverty in... Barack Obama 2008: the making of the president. Tribute and personal reflections. Do you know what it means to lose New Orleans? Coretta Scott King: in appreciation: remembering the lady of the Civil Rights Movement. The end of the world: as we knew it. Law school: road to access, opportunity, and empowerment: guide to graduate and professional study. "I Have a Dream" 40 years later. Leave no child behind. Put God in your life and become a leader. Nelson Mandela: a living legend is honored in Louisiana by two universities. Paul Robeson: voice of a century. Doing it naturally: Carl Joseph the one-legged wonder. The last print issue a short history of the black collegian/diversity employers magazines: from its birth in 1970 ... to infinity and beyond. Southern Pacific's first African-American dining car steward: Metro Disposal Inc. honors Mr. Charles Johnson. Jobs come slower for new grads. Top employers 2013. Employee profile.	63
DNA - Daily News and Analysis			Nov 15, 2009 Even at 60, Sachin will be every woman's favourite son	15
Ethnic, cultural, racial issues community	General		Nov 29, 2011 The Myth and Truth of Race Grasping Forgiveness	925
Ethnologies	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2011 Ann McElroy. Nunavut Generations: Change and Continuity in Canadian Inuit Communities. Magaly Brodeur. Vice et corruption a Montreal: 1892-1970. Jacques Cherblanc (dir.). Rites et symboles contemporains Theories et pratiques. Steve Lasorsa. La rivalite Canadien-Nordiques. Andre Petitat (dir). Etre en societe. Le lien social a l'epreuve des cultures. Pierre Anctil et Ira Robinson (dirs.). Les communautes juives de Montreal, histoire et enjeux contemporains. Gerald W. Creed, Masquerade and Postsocialism: Ritual and Cultural Dispossession in Bulgaria. Joel E. Tishken, Toyin Falola, and Akintunde Akinyemi (eds.). Sango in Africa and lhe African Diaspora. Jean-Nicolas De Surmont (dir.) et Serge Gauthier (coll.), <> Melanges posthumes autour de l'oeuvre de Conrad... Gnawa confusion: the fusion of Algeria's favorite French band. "You have to strike that balance between sharing and charging": Cape Breton fiddling and intellectual property rights. "Our Brommtopp is of our own design": (de)constructing masculinities in Southern Manitoba Mennonite mumming. Le Rara de Leogane: Entre fete traditionnelle liee au vodou et patrimoine ouvert au tourisme. Filmer les pratiques de soin dans la consultation medicale en acupuncture: une approche ethno-cinematographique. Entre plaisir et controle: l'equilibre comme fondement de la normativite et de l'action dans l'alimentation contemporaine. "Court from away but marry close to home": women, marriage and interpersonal relations in Placentia Bay, Newfoundland. Risquer de s'effacer: une synagogue a Tarbes jusqu'a present. The topography of the female self in Indian therapeutic cults.	531
guardian.co.uk			Nov 18, 2008 Lawless tradition of piracy off the coast of Somalia World's oldest nuclear family unearthed in Germany Trapattoni's exclusion of Reid reduces Ireland's options Talking Horses Diplomas 'need overhaul to succeed' Debt collection tactics come under scrutiny Still hooked: time runs out for Japan's dangerous obsession with the bluefin This frenzy of hatred is a disaster for children at risk Patient Bent gets reward after Capello's pep talk Shearer clears way to take Newcastle job Where Duran Duran can still count on the star treatment Met defends stop-and-search tactics as it claims limited success in reducing knife crime World on track to meet Kyoto targets, says UN climate chief Accused appear in Russian court as Politkovskaya trial begins Stelios refuses to approve easyJet accounts Yang to step down as Yahoo chief Haringey social services could face takeover after Baby P case David Cameron abandons commitment to match Labour spending Supertanker hijacked by pirates fully loaded with crude oil Top judge: US and UK acted as 'vigilantes' in Iraq invasion more	60665
Hmong Studies Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2011 Better Places: the Hmong of Rhode Island a Generation Later, 2011, 51 minutes directed by Peter O'Neill and Louisa Schein. Commentary: the (H)mong Shamans' power of healing sharing the esoteric knowledge of a Great Mong Shaman. Predicting Hmong male and female youth's delinquent behavior: an exploratory study. The prevalence of English monolingualism and its association with generational status among Hmong Americans, 2005-2009. Hmong students in higher education and academic support programs. Political transmigrants: rethinking Hmong political activism in America. Writing citizenship: flexible forms of belonging in Kao Kalia Yang's The Latehomecomer.	66
Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2006 This Realm. A very real person. Bridging the gap. The peril in ignoring the Protocols. Developments in Catholic-Jewish relations: 1990 and beyond. Getting pluralism back on track: conversion and the challenge of Jewish peoplehood. You can't be holy alone. Waldsee 1944 postcard exhibition: a 'woodland lake' in Auschwitz. Nazi-looted art: the case of the missing perspective. Ben Zoma's query on Genesis 1:7: was it what drove him insane? The assimilation of Judaism: Heschel and the 'category mistake'. The mysterious disappearance of Sarah. The Stutterer. The Passover Haggadah: Moses and the human role in redemption. Editor's corner.	733
Kola	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2013 Caribbean Canadian Poetry: a critical reading of Horace Goddard's poetic works. Robert Edison Sandiford's And Sometimes They Fly. The Durian Factor. A Legacy of Love. Entering the Here After. Reflections for Linda. Upon a Bed of Hope. The Great Dilemma. Phillis Wheatley Remembers. Further Notes on the State of Virginia. Blank Sonnet. A tribute to Chinua Achebe 1930-2013. Tribute to Clarence Bayne. For Judas Iscariot in Heaven and other poems. The Journey Home. Windows To The Soul. Lives: Whole and Otherwise. Beyond Sangre Grande: Caribbean Writing Today. Last Man Standing. And Sometimes They Fly. more	586
Midstream	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2012 Do Jews choose to abuse booze user? Bobby. Robert Cohn Goes to Tel Aviv. Nathan Englander: the short story and the Jewish ethical question. Stones and Harps. Portrait of a Jewish chicken-farmer's wife in Connecticut. Brandeis, Wilson, and the reverend who changed history. Sylvia Haber, z"1. I nearly killed a good man in Jerusalem's Old City. Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me an offer I can't refuse. Self-portrait, late afternoon before moving. The Yom Kippur of painted headlights Israel 1973--a personal memoir. Surprising diversity in Israel's Defense Forces.	1529
Moment	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 The lower-case jew. A Tale of Four Roosevelts. The Milk of Human Kindness. In the Beginning. Wine: ambrosia of the Jews. Jewish routes: Atlanta. Solar eclipsed? David Ben-Gurion dreamed of a country powered by the sun. Today, Israel's solar power visionaries are struggling to make his dream... What is the future of religious freedom in the United States? 222 years ago, the First Amendment to the Constitution declared: Congress shall make no... Santosha. An at Hoffman dares to take on Israel's Orthodox establishment. Can she win? Hoffman was arrested on October 16, 2012 at the Western Wall. In counseling people about end-of-life care, what Jewish principles have you found most valuable? Test your Haggadah IQ. The Jewish snitch. Israel's kaleidoscope of expectations: with the new government in place, Israelis are beginning to address the complicated question of what they want... President Obama, don't miss your chance! Israel's unexpected political turn means the U.S. should push issues of peace, Palestinians and territory... Why abortion is a religious freedom issue: the beliefs of "Judeo-Christian" pro-lifers--aka the American Christian right--do not represent the Jewish... Palestinian vs. Israeli textbooks: some people can't handle the findings of a study that dares to compare Palestinian and Israeli textbooks. Jewish Las Vegas. Letty Cottin Pogrebin. Tsuris. more	986
Multicultural Education	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Dec 22, 2012 Examining critical literacy: preparing preservice teachers to use critical literacy in the early childhood classroom. F.A.C.E. time (Families and Communities Educating): accommodating newcomers in elementary school. Students learn about Chinese culture through the folktale Yeh-Shen: emphasizing figurative language interpretation. The East Bay Center for the Performing Arts: a model for community-based multicultural arts education. Sharing stories, sharing cultures: towards the equitable exchange of children's stories. Engaging in diverse classrooms: using a diversity awareness survey to measure preservice teachers' preparedness, willingness, & comfort. Knowledge of multicultural literature among early childhood educators. Unheard voices of minority teacher candidates in a teacher education program. Intersecting realities: A novice's attempts to use critical literacy to access her students' figured worlds. Culturally & linguistically diverse students with giftedness: how teachers & parents can support their academic & social needs. Now is the moment.	386
On Top Magazine			Dec 23, 2011 Obama Promotes First Navy Gay Kiss Lady Gaga, Conan O'Brien Labeled 'Losers' For Marrying Gay Couples Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Signs Bill Banning Benefits For Gay Spouses John Geddes Lawrence ? Plaintiff In Historic Gay Ruling ? Died At 68 Gay Couple Wants Their Spanish Marriage Recognized By France George Michael Home From Hospital West Virginia Delegate John Doyle Plans Civil Unions Bill Michele Bachmann Heckled By 'Gay Robot' Don Wildmon: Vote For Newt Gingrich Or America Is Doomed Adam Lambert, Sauli Koskinen Make Up After Finland Arrest Mark Takano Win Would Help Maintain Gay House Representation Lance Bass Apologizes For Using Transgender Slur	6720
Ontario Birchbark	General	Newsletter	Oct 1, 2006 Festival to highlight diversity of Indigenous talent. New upgrading course announced. Martin balances politics, music, family and tradition. Metis youth experience Indigenous life abroad. Fires still burning throughout the north.	727
Peace and Freedom	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 What we're reading and watching. Peace Actions. Local issues/education. People: awards, birthdays. Best practices. Around WILPF. WILPF continues to be in the forefront of movement politics. Santa Cruz WILPF goes collaborative. Practicing peace with children. Bylaws review: expressing our values, governing WILPF. WILPF finance report: prepared January 28, 2012. National, international WILPF opportunities for you! Plan now to host a WILPF national congress. Send your thoughts to help plan congress. Can language be violent? Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF): International Programme: 2011-2015. Excerpts: WILPF agenda on U.N. security resolution 1325: coordinated work with sections in preparation for international board meeting in 2013. U.S. WILPF work on resolution 1325. Listening to political protest from women soldiers in Israel. U.S. troops have come home now what for civilians in Iraq? more	619
Saskatechewan Sage	General	Newsletter	Feb 1, 2013 New competition selects top young entrepreneur. FNBC gains independence two years early. LaRonge provides full child, family services to off-reserve members. Northern Bear Casino goes online. Nekaneet collects GST. Bellegarde new FSIN Chief. Survey shows little change in attitudes. TRC brings national event to Saskatoon. LOU starts "transformative change" for child welfare. Chief re-elected despite guilty plea to fraud. Survey shows mistrust in RPS. Muskowekwan approves deal with Encanto. $21-million for claim settlement. Funding received for literacy program. Onion Lake Cree joins FNFSMA. Three charged in Red Earth death. Low-risk warning issued by First Nations University of Canada. Pinehouse, Kineepik Metis Local sign uranium mining agreement. SIGA reports record profits. FSIN hosts first of three education forums. more	878
The Black Collegian	General	Magazine/Journal	Sep 1, 2010 Black gold or crude? The silver lining in the BP disaster: jobs and careers in the gusher. Six ways to turn setbacks into comebacks. "I have to make it happen" message from the President. America's longest-presiding University president: an interview with Dr. Norman C. Francis of Xavier University of Louisiana. Nelson Mandela. Paul Robeson: voice of a century. Doing it naturally: Carl Joseph: one legged wonder. Interview: James Baldwin: looking towards the eighties. Interview: Nikki Giovanni: on race, age & sex. Great career opportunities are available in STEM. A new, trusted source to help you find jobs and connect with employers. Richard Nelson Bolles author of What Color Is Your Parachute? The Mother Lode of internship opportunities. The Mother Lode of Career Opportunities for the class of 2011. The secret to getting that first job: the career services office and the job search process.	939
The Black Scholar	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jun 22, 2012 The Black Scholar books received. But Here Are Small Clear Refractions. Exhibiting Blackness. In memoriam: Elizabeth Catlett (1915-2012). The lessons of Angola: an eyewitness report. The role of the black artist. What "jazz" means to me. Race, revolution and women. The Black Scholar interviews: C.L.R. James. The Black Scholar interviews: Muhammad Ali. The origins of modern jazz dance. Introduction to Black Scholar classics: remembering the 1970s.	121
The Chicago Reporter	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2013 Transplanting hope. Reprieve denied: a judge blocks prosecutor's offer of leniency for a Mexican father. No rooms for refuge: as Hotel Chateau closes, couple fears becoming homeless. Too Young to Die: as the city leads the nation in murders, youth are often the ones who die--and who kill. Cell blocks: taxpayers are spending billions to incarcerate Chicagoans who hail from a small fraction of the city's blocks. Road to ruin: lawmakers continue to pass harsher drug laws. And that's come at an enormous cost. Balancing act: acrobatics coach strives to take youth to new heights. Time to sound the alarm.	832
The Journal of the American Oriental Society	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2012 Books received. Women in the World of the Early Christians: Illuminating Ancient Ways of Life. Die hethitischen Frauennamen: Katalog und Interpretation. Hittite Etymological Dictionary, vol. 8: Words Beginning with PA. Agyptische und assyrische Alabastergefa[beta]e aus Assur. Die sakrale Legitimation Sesostris' I: Kontaktphanomene in konigsideologischen Texten. A History of Ancient Egypt. Studien zu Ritual und Sozialgeschichte im Alten Orient. Monks and Magic: Revisiting a Classic Study of Religious Ceremonies in Thailand. The Rise of a Folk God: Vitthal of Pandharpur. Paintings from Mughal India. Perspektivismus und Kritik: Das pluralistische Erkenntnismodell der Jainas angesichts der Polemik gegen das Vaisesika in Vidyanandins... Ancient India: New Research. Reimagining Asoka: Memory and History. Putucceri manilak kalvettukkal/Pondicherry Inscriptions. Objects of Translation: Material Culture and Medieval "Hindu-Muslim" Encounter. Victory Inscribed: The Seljuk Fetihname on the Citadel Walls of Antalya, Turkey. Moral Agents and Their Deserts: The Character of Mu'tazilite Ethics. Recent work on the monetary and metrological history of Egypt, 868-1517 C.E. Prophetic traditions and modern medicine in the Middle East: resurrection, reinterpretation, and reconstruction. more	3733
The New York Observer			Feb 25, 2009 App Out Of It, Paper-Boy! City Council Winners: Mitchell, Ulrich, Ferreras Morning Read, Upstate: McHugh's Concerns, Leaders' Meeting Today My Night At The Oscars Morning Read: Bloomberg's House, Bloomberg's Food Stamps, Bloomberg's Blitz For G.O.P. Chairmen, Pressure From Both Sides In This Week's Observer... Alarming Developments: An absorbing novel, gracefully written, about sex and suspicion Nine Lives in New Orleans Dolan Can Do What Egan Didn't Get Over It, G.O.P. Holy Headache! Finding Limelight's Next Act Low Season: Hotel Boom’s Screeching Halt Toward a Term-Limits Referendum Retail Power Brokering, 2009 Burris and Bunning: The Immovable Clowns of the Senate Sara Vilkomerson's Guide To This Week's Movies: Borderline Nuts Schooled! Biggest Lease of '09 Near At 100 Church Screeching Betty Buckley Bombs in Feinstein Fiasco Swayze Scores Big Memoir, But Will Two Books on Dirty Dancer Be Too Many? more	22973
The Politics of Blame: Family Planning, Abortion and the Poor	Professional	Pamphlet	Jan 1, 1995 Living on welfare in one state: Minnesota. Time for change. Financial implications of restoring medicaid coverage. Gaps in financial assistance. Economic realities of obtaining an abortion. Making the decision to have an abortion. Efforts to avoid an unplanned pregnancy. Poor and low-income women: A diverse group. Women and poverty. Family planning, abortion and welfare reform.	10
Tok Blong Pacifik	General	Newsletter	Sep 22, 2004 Developed nations complicit in West Papua injustice. Leatherbacks make a comeback thanks to Canadian support. Indigenous Peoples Abroad Program: retrospective: where are they now? Canadian documentary film on Pacific wins award. British Columbians have their say about trade. New book on gender and fisheries in South Pacific. Canadian Cheetah in PNG. Confusion reigns in French Polynesia. Kanaks take on Canadian nickel mining grant. Hundreds of Pacific Islanders sent to Iraq. Saipan sweatshop workers unwillingly repatriated. C-SPOD wraps up. Dirty field notes: what I learned about peace, war, and development in the Solomon Island.	66
Tok Blong Pasifik	General	Newsletter	Sep 22, 2012 Raven & Paradise: connecting two worlds.	106
Towleroad.com			Sep 8, 2008 Sarah Palin Was My Mayor: a Guest Opinion Piece	3
Voices: The Journal of New York Folklore	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 From the director. Voices & Images from Bulgaria. Community cultural documentation. Coming to your community. New York Folk Arts roundtable. New staffing for Voices. Grupo Rebolu. Low bridge, everybody down! An Erie Canal Music Celebration. Grandmother's chili sauce. "Local sustainability in the Battenkill Valley": focus of folklorist retreat in Washington County. Growing community in the Courthouse Community Garden. Long ago and far away. Spirits of the falls. Keeping watch: the practice of poetry. From the editor. The legendary Hall of Fame. Sullivan County's Diehl Homestead Farm: a living testament to the heritage and dedication of six generations on the land. Nations in neighborhoods. Over the river and through the woods ... The Creamsicle. more	84
Whispering Wind	General	Magazine/Journal	Dec 1, 2012 The Wandering Bull, LLC: "virtually" everything you need to Powwow ... Ladies' traditional. Celebrate by Native Roots. Tales from the Whispering Basket. With Musket and Tomahawk: Volume Two: The Mohawk Valley Campaign in the Wilderness War of 177. Humor from the M.C. chair. Powwow dates. Hopi snake clan, c. 1900. Winter pantry-Alaska. George Catlin: American Indian portraits. Olivella shells in native artwork. East by northeast: a Haudenosaunee beaded purse from the Montreal region. Buffalo dancers. Dragonfly motfis. From the editor.	726
Wicozanni Wowapi-Good Health Newsletter	General	Newsletter	Jan 1, 2003 Asetoyer wins award. New interns at NAWHERC! Abortion roundtable report released. Native health education book goes to press. In rememberance: Nilak Butler. Lake andes children get a visit from Santa. Resource center launches Indigenous Women's Reproductive Watch. Native women's group questions IHS enforcement of Hyde Amendment.	11
Wind Speaker	General	Newsletter	Dec 1, 2005 Herbs for Hurts Kelly-Sue Chobotiuk Calgary, since 1998. Hard work and slow growth a key part of success story. Build a strong banking relationship. Get the most from Section 87. Nakota people. Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT). Membertou inks deal for new entrepreneurs. A bumpy road, but Heart Lake makes it. Westbank creates wood products and jobs. Solstice Productions. Young entrepreneur hammers out the details. Got 'em? Keep 'em! You've worked hard, learned lots and expended considerable resources to recuit Aboriginal people to your workforce. Industry mines school spirit. De Beers Canada Inc. and Attawapiskat First Nation. First Atlantic Aboriginal Entrepreneur Award winners. First Nations remain the bedrock of business. Economic development in First Nations communities: success occurs despite DIAND's best efforts. Windspeaker's Business Quarterly. Chief Victor Buffalo. National Aboriginal Economic Development Board. more	4316
Windspeaker	General	Newsletter	Apr 1, 2013 First Nation police services remain underfunded. Retired judge worked to bridge equality gap. Indigenous educators recognized for outstanding contributions. Reason for walk makes corporate Canada uncomfortable. New name forthcoming. Winners announced. Hockey talent sought. Language, culture key to improve health of children. New funding to address prescription narcotics addictions. N.W.T. examines ways to partner to prevent cancer. Study shows breastfeeding reduces asthma in children. Yukon gov't programs embrace active living. Community solutions developed to battle prescription drug abuse. Wabano Centre set to open this month. Chiefs of Ontario oppose Canada-China FIPPA. Committee formed to look at Ontario jury reformation. Ontario Throne Speech does not impress. Justice system in crisis, 'quite frankly', says Iacobucci. Metis lawyer appointed judge of Court of Queen's Bench. MCCN, HudBay in court over mine development. more	3054
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