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L.A. Hispanics Say Local Gym Conditions Discriminatory
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Feb 02, 2012
Hispanic gym goers in Los Angeles say a nationwide fitness chain failed to maintain health standards in clubs where a majority of members are Latino.
China's Basketball Chief Rises to Challenge
China Daily, News Report, Posted: Jan 27, 2012
Stepping into the position as CEO of NBA China seven months ago, David Shoemaker could never have predicted just how quickly basketball in China was about to change.
Dying to Live a Lie: How Symbol Replaced Substance in the Black Community
New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Dec 30, 2011
Violence caused by the re-release of Air Jordan sneakers shows how far society has fallen under the spell of hollow status symbols.
Boxing Shorts Undo Mexican Election Results
Rumbo, News Report, Posted: Dec 29, 2011
A boxer's shorts have led to the cancellation of the results in last month's mayoral election in Morelia.
Latino, Filipino Press Debate: Did Pacquiao Really Win?
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 15, 2011
The contentious win of Manny Pacquiao over Juan Manuel Márquez on Saturday has sparked a heated debate in Latino and Filipino media.
NBA Lockout Puts Season in Jeopardy
Los Angeles Sentinel, News Report, Posted: Nov 03, 2011
After three-days of negotiating to get a collective bargaining agreement deal, the players and owners held a press conference calling out one another
AL Davis Was a Champion of Diversity
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Oct 14, 2011
Al Davis, the legendary head coach-turned owner of the football franchise Oakland Raiders, blazed a path toward greater diversity in the NFL.
For the Love of the Game - High School Football Won’t Stop
New America Media, Video, Posted: Sep 26, 2011
Football players at San Francisco's Galileo High School say the risk of serious injury has not changed their love of the game.
No Messiah for Indian Football, But At Least There’s Messi
Firstpost.com, News Report, Posted: Sep 04, 2011
There is no news in Kolkata these days except Messi-spotting. The problem is the Argentine football superstar says next to nothing.
Study: Kids Who Get Out of Class Do Better in Class
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Sep 02, 2011
New research shows that children who spend time outside the classroom do better academically, socially and emotionally.
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