Financial Planner Pleads Guilty to Stealing Millions from Elderly
Rafu Shimpo, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2011
Financial Planner Pleads Guilty to Stealing Millions from Elderly
Somali Elder Helps Seattle Refugees Be Buried Affordably with Dignity
Runta/New America Media, Profile, Posted: Oct 02, 2011
After leaving his job eight years ago, Omar Abatiyow Mohamed, now 84, began helping other Somalis in Seattle gain the dignity of a proper and affordable burial.
Gutting Social Security Would Devastate Blacks and Hispanics
New America Media, Op-ed, Posted: Sep 22, 2011
Privatization of social security could devastate the millions who rely solely on it to survive.
Obama Medicare-Medicaid Cuts Would Pinch Rich, But Harm Other Americans
New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Sep 21, 2011
Medicare and Medicaid cuts in the President’s budget plan aims to spread the “pain” fairly, but does pinching the rich equal less accessible care for the rest of us?
Older Hispanics Unable to Recover from Recession
Equal Voice, News Feature, Posted: Sep 16, 2011
The recovery has been more like quicksand for Older Hispanics, whose homes are financially “under water” and jobs are more scarce than for younger workers.
Navajo Nation Allottee Decries Challenges to Cobell vs Salazar
Navajo Times, News Report, Posted: Sep 12, 2011
Four people or entities have announced they will appeal the long-awaited $3.4 billion settlement of Cobell v. Salazar, prompting head-shaking from a group representing Navajo allottees. "I don't understand why these people didn't opt out of the case when they had the chance," said Ervin Chavez, president of Shi Shi Keyah, speaking of the appellants.
A Homeless Shelter Reacts to Obama's Jobs Speech
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Sep 09, 2011
Residents of a homeless shelter in California watched Obama's jobs speech & wondered what it meant for them & the millions of other unemployed Americans.
Ten Years After 9/11: Korean Families Still Hurting
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Sep 05, 2011
"Ten years is an epoch, but our hearts remain as black as charcoal," said the mother of Jun-koo Kang, who died at the World Trade Center on 9/11.
Social Media Widens the World—Even at 101
The Atlantic, News Feature, Posted: Sep 03, 2011
Assisted and independent living residents struggling with loneliness are learning how to use -email, Facebook and Twitter to reconnect with old friends
Son Pleads for Terminal Mom's Release from CA Prison
San Francisco Bayview, News Report, Posted: Sep 02, 2011
My mother, who was incarcerated in 1991, is diagnosed with fourth stage terminal cancer. She is severely incapacitated.
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