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Limited Preschool Access Dims Success for Latino Children—And California’s Future
Vida en el Valle/New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 29, 2012
California's migrant preschool programs are an educational safety net. But limited access to them is stifling success for Latino children -- and the state's economic future.
Categories: Economy, Education, Fellowships, Immigration, Latino, Multi-ethnic, Politics & Governance, Race, Race Relations, Top Stories, Youth Culture
Tags: californiafarmworkers, earlychildeducation, fresno, immigration, latinos, migrantworkers, prekindergarten, preschool
Ariz. Schools Chief Promotes Culture with Navajo Nation
Navajo Times, News Report, Posted: Feb 27, 2012
The first Arizona state superintendent of schools to visit the Navajo Nation in 29 years pledged to fight for impact aid and help public schools on tribal lands teach Native language and culture.
Categories: Arizona Watch, Education, Ethnic Media Headlines, Indigenous, Race Relations
Tags: arizona, education, impact, indigenous, native, navajo, schools
Calif. Bill Would Smoke Out Safety, End Use of Toxic Flame Retardants
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 25, 2012
A new bill would change California’s outdated fire-safety rule for furniture—and get cancer-causing flame-retardants out of your home.
Categories: Environment, Health, Intersections, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: californialegislature, cigarettefires, firesafety, flameretardants, homechemicals, PBDE
Actress Lisa Chan Apologizes for Hoekstra Ad
Angry Asian Man, News Report, Posted: Feb 16, 2012
Chan just released a statement on her Facebook page expressing regret and asking for forgiveness for her role in the ad.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Asian, Ethnic Media Headlines, Race Relations
Fair Pay for 2.5 Million Home Care Aides Facing Industry Opposition
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Feb 16, 2012
President Obama wants over 2.5 million home care aides protected by the U.S. Fair Labor Act, but the home care industry is fighting the move.
Categories: African American, Asian, Caribbean, Economy, Elders, Health, Immigration, Intersections, Latino, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: babyboomers, domesticworkers, fairemploymentstandards, homecare, obamahomecare, paraprofessionalhealthcare
Starbucks Serves Up More Racism
Korea Times, News Report, Posted: Feb 15, 2012
Last month, two English speaking Koreans at a Starbucks in Georgia discovered that their barista drew slanted eyes on their cups, where customer names are usually written.
Categories: Asian, Ethnic Media Network, Front Page, Race, Race Relations
Why Jeremy Lin Matters: Asian Male Image in the Media
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Feb 15, 2012
Pop culture traditionally has painted Asians as awkward, unathletic and never the leading man, like Long Duk Dong from a 1980s film. In just a week, Lin has shattered the stereotype.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Chinese, Gender & Sexuality, Race Relations, Sports, Top Stories
Tags: american, asian, basketball, jeremy lin, male, nba, racism, sports, stereotype
Lisa Chan, the Actress in Pete Hoekstra's Racist Campaign Ad
Angry Asian Man, News Report, Posted: Feb 14, 2012
She's also a part-time model/actress who just added an extremely unfortunate credit to her resume.
Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Asian, Ethnic Media Headlines, Race Relations
Tags: ad, asian, berkeley, campaign, hoekstra, racist, student, woman
Are Black Folks Becoming Political Orphans?
Washington Informer, Commentary, Posted: Feb 14, 2012
President Barack Obama recently launched an "African Americans for Obama" campaign to target Black voters.
Categories: African American, Politics & Governance, Race, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: 2012, african, black, democratic party, election, obama, voters
Interracial Marriage Trend Among Asian American Men & Women
Iexaminer.org, News Report, Posted: Feb 14, 2012
Asian Americans are reported as having the second highest rate among racial groups of never marrying.
Categories: Ethnic Media Network, Front Page, Gender & Sexuality, Race Relations
Tags: american, asian, culture, dating, language, marriage, men, trend, valentine, women
A Letter to Pete Hoekstra: Remember Vincent Chin
Nichi Bei Weekly, Commentary, Posted: Feb 13, 2012
Hoekstra's ad has spurred a coalition of Detroit groups to call for political candidates to refrain from using racial and ethnic stereotypes in campaign ads.
Categories: Asian, Front Page, Politics & Governance, Race Relations
Tags: civil rights, hate crimes, Pete Hoekstra, politics, racist, stereotypes, super bowl ad, vincent chin
U.S. Starts Chinese Forums to Move More Immigrants to Citizenship
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 12, 2012
U.S. immigration officials will hold the first in a series of Chinese-language forums, Feb. 16, to answer questions about the U.S. naturalization process.
Categories: Chinese, Immigration, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: chineseamericans, immigration, investigations, obamaadministration, uscis, uscitizenship
HUD Secretary Details Homeowner Help in $25 Billion Settlement
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 11, 2012
HUD Secretary Donovan detailed Friday how the $25 billion mortgage settlement will help homeowners. Blacks and Latinos were especially hit hard.
Categories: African, Economy, Foreclosures, Intersections, Latino, Multi-ethnic, Original NAM Content, Race, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: bankofamerica, citibank, foreclosures, housing, hudsecretarydonovan, mortgagesettlement, predatorylenders, underwatermortgages, wellsfargo
LA Koreans Protest Racist Remarks on Popular Radio Show
Pacific Citizen, News Report, Posted: Feb 09, 2012
Korean Americans in Los Angeles are protesting what they say were racist remarks by the hosts of a popular local radio show.
Categories: Asian, Ethnic Media Headlines, Race, Race Relations
Tags: koreancommunity, losangeles, racism, thejohnandkenshow
Black-Korean Tensions Flare in Dallas
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 09, 2012
A racially-charged dispute between a customer and the Korean owner of a gas station in Dallas reveals tensions between blacks and Koreans in the city.
Categories: African American, Asian, Economy, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: black, Jeffrey Muhammad, Korean small business, NAACP, Nation of Islam, race riots relations, Thomas Pak
NYPD Officers Shoot and Kill Three Black Men in One Week
Colorlines, News Report, Posted: Feb 06, 2012
Ramyaccount.nytimes.com/auth/loginmarley Graham, 18, was shot and killed by a NYPD officer in the Bronx on Thursday afternoon after running into his home as undercover officers pursued him. He’s the third person the NYPD have killed in a week. According to the police spokesperson, he was unarmed.
Categories: African American, Ethnic Media Headlines, Law & Justice, Race Relations
Tags: black men, bronx, New York, NYPD, shooting, unarmed, undercover
Ethnic Experts Say Strengthen, Don't Cut, Social Security
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 06, 2012
Experts on an aging say a new report on ethnic elders and Social Security shows Washington needs to improve the program’s fairness, not cut it.
Categories: African American, Asian, Economy, Elders, Gender & Sexuality, Health, Indigenous, Intersections, Middle Eastern, Multi-ethnic, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: ethnicelders, poverty, recession, safetynet, seniors, socialsecurity
Komen Reversal a Victory for Latina Fight Against Breast Cancer
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Feb 03, 2012
The Komen Foundation’s decision to reinstate funding for Planned Parenthood focuses attention on Latinas’ need for access to breast cancer screening.
Categories: Gender & Sexuality, Health, Intersections, Latino, Race Relations, Top Stories
Tags: breastcancer, latinas, plannedparenthood, reproductivehealth, susangkomenfoundation
