The Year of the Indian-American Candidate

New America Media, News Report, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 31, 2010

With six Indian-Americans running for Congress and another for South Carolina governor, the macaca moment of 2006 seems like a long time ago—or does it?




CA Ethnic Voters: Anti-Pot, Pro-Environment, Pro-Budget Reform

New America Media, News Report, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 31, 2010

Ethnic voters' preferences on three key measures on the November 2 ballot could prove decisive, a new Field Poll finds.




New America Now: Controversies and Elections

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 29, 2010

Why do so many immigrants join the US Armed Forces? What is it like to grow up in a country that is at war with itself and a family that fights each other?




Poetry From San Quentin

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 23, 2010

A compilation of poetry from an inmate and how his teacher encouraged him along the way.




New America Now: The Arab Show

New America Now, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 22, 2010

New America Now focuses on Arab culture through a memoir, a book about Arabs in America, a novel and a charter school in the East Bay.




Where Did All the Pastrami Go?

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 21, 2010

In the vast new world of ethnic restaurants, the Jewish deli is becoming harder and harder to find.




Two Moms and an Atomic Bomb

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 20, 2010

Documentary filmmaker MT Silvia reflects on two mothers affected by the atomic bomb in very different ways.




How to Index a City's Distress

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 19, 2010

Aaron Glantz explains NAM's latest index which looks at the indicators of distress in a city.




New America Now: Prison Poet, Distress Index and the Atomic Bomb

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 15, 2010

A documentary about two mothers on opposite sides of an atomic bomb; where have all the deli's gone; and how distressed are you in this recession?




Latino Immigration From a Different Direction

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 14, 2010

Mary Odem, a history professor at Emory University, discusses her recent book on Latino immigration in the South.




The Flip Side of Globalization

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 13, 2010

The new play "Dancing on Glass" looks at how working for a call center in India affects the lives of the people who answer the phone.




The Food Stamp Budget

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 12, 2010

We've seen what eating McDonald's for 30 days will do to your health, but what about living on food stamps for one week?




New America Now: Food Stamps and Outsourcing

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 08, 2010

This week on New America Now, a closer look at whether it's possible to be healthy on food stamps and a play about outsourced call centers.




Nazi Propaganda, Using Jews as Actors

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 07, 2010

"A Film Unfinished" is created from Nazi propaganda filmed inside the Jewish ghettos in the 1940s.




Universal Stories with a Chinese Twist

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 06, 2010

Looking at the fragile relationships of our lives through the words of a MacArthur fellow.




Clementi Tragedy: Tech Teens' Lust to Expose Isn't Same as Gay-Bashing

New America Media, Op-ed, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 01, 2010

After 20 years, I still feel a thrill when I see a South Asian name in the media. But this story was different— "Dharun Ravi: The Reason for Tyler Clementi’s Suicide.”




New America Now: The Human Condition

New America Media, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Oct 01, 2010

2010 Macarthur genius Yiyun Li on her new book. Nazi propaganda films shot in the Warsaw ghetto. A Muslim American on the timing of Ramadan this year.