Poet Who Fought Femicide in Juarez Becomes Latest Victim

New America Media, News Report, Jose Luis Sierra, Posted: Jan 13, 2011

The grisly mutilation and murder of a well-known poet and critic of local authorities refocuses attention on the plight of women in Ciudad Juarez.




Prisoners Locked Down, Exploited and Mistreated

Final Call, News Report, Charlene Muhammad, Posted: Jan 13, 2011

Inmate advocates argue that the nearly $70 billion being spent nationally on corrections each year could be better used on non-vengeful alternatives.




When Eating Organic Was Totally Uncool

Salon.com, First Person, Pha Lo, Posted: Jan 13, 2011

Before hipsters got rooftop gardens, my poor, refugee family ate that way because we had to. And we were ashamed.




How the P'urhépechas Came to the Coachella Valley

New America Media, Photo Essay, david bacon, Posted: Jan 12, 2011

Sitting on an Indian reservation in the southern California desert, the Duros trailer camp is now home to a large number of indigenous Mexican migrants, the P'urhépecha people.




CA Budget Can Benefit from Health Care Reform—and Vice Versa

New America Media, Op-ed, Kelly Hardy, Posted: Jan 12, 2011

Health care reform can boost the state budget through increased revenues.




New America Now: A Decade in Review

New America Now, Audio, Sandip Roy, Posted: Jan 07, 2011

With another decade behind us, NAM takes a look back at the past 10 years through the eyes of the ethnic media.




Biggest Newsmakers of the Decade—The Ethnic Media Nominees

New America Media, News Report, NAM Staff, Posted: Jan 01, 2011

Who was the biggest newsmaker of the decade, according to the Sing Tao Daily? Or Prensa Hispana? Or Arab Detroit?