Colorlines Magazine

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Latest documents

• A BLACK PANTHER'S LIFE OF STRUGGLE.
• Federal money put to good use along the border.
• Race flicks: your guide to great movies by directors of color.
• Home in name only: deportees struggle to survive in an unfamiliar and unwelcoming place: the country of their birth.
• Sickle cell: to test or not to test? Colleges are screening for the blood disorder, but will this be another round of discrimination?
• New Orleans won't ask for papers.
• North Carolina enacts Racial Justice Bill.
• U.S. Forest Service issues "tortilla alert".
• ASIAN-AMERICAN PRISONERS HAVE THEIR SAY.
• Black kids ain't what you see on TV.

Featured documents

• The innovators: people moving ideas and action in 2008.
• Are immigrants people of color? A response.
• Patti Smith: Twelve (Columbia).
• Remember affordable housing.
• Persepolis: the Story of a Childhood.
• Home from the military: a third of female veterans are women of color. Here are three of their stories.
• We're here. We're sexual. Get used to it. Abstinence programs have failed teens of color. Now young people are telling adults to get out of the way of their sex education.
• The innovators: activists, politicians and artists to watch in 2009.
• The Book Of Life And Death: a Filipina working as a caretaker keeps a special photo album and a few secrets of her own.
• 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.