Browsing all posts tagged with race.

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We Got Thunder and Heavy Bellied Sky

We Got Thunder and Heavy Bellied Sky

IN ARIZONA, DO WE NOW SEE a sad mutation of our once-beautiful América? Or do the scales fall from our eyes to reveal the true, gleeful, unabashed visage of a beast on which we ride?

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Miami Debriefing; The Intersections of Race, Class, Journalism, Activism, Croissants, and Immigration.

Miami Debriefing; The Intersections of Race, Class, Journalism, Activism, Croissants, and Immigration.

BACK FROM MIAMI AND LITTLE HAITI, where I attended an international symposium on Immigration Coverage in Media and met a host of fantastic people as well as experienced numerous interesting, challenging, exciting, and enlightening moments.

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Tuesday Morning Newspaper Notes

Tuesday Morning Newspaper Notes

BIENVENIDOS! Let’s sit for a moment and savor this hot, sweet, brew as the sun rises over the land. Let’s share news of the day and talk about what we lend our hand to; how we can make things a little better for all, or reach a little higher ourselves, or root out injustice.

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The Interesting Thing About Being Dominant

NO GROUP OF PEOPLE IS “ALL BAD,” por supuesto! But some groups feel the need to defend themselves from the charge. And some would never dream of explaining a damn thing to anyone.

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New York Post Pretends to be Tone Deaf to the Times

IN THIS DAY we can claim that electing a black man as POTUS means we are enlightened. At the same time, cartoonists and political commentators act as if their thinking process exists back in the 1950s or some place they can speak and write with impunity without considering racial context, oppression, or histories of violence. This inconsistency exists in the service of reinforcing and continuing racism.

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Let’s All Go to the Lobby!

HERE IS A TEXTUAL TREAT for those who love Sci-Fi, Mister Spock, Battlestar Galactica, film analysis using a socio-cultural/racial/feminist lens, or some combination of all of these. Oh, and pass the popcorn already. Bogart.