COLORLINES:
A Miracle in New Orleans Schools? Students Say, Not Quite
Students of color concerned about New Orleans’ inequitable school reforms organized to have their voices heard, and the district listened.
20 Years Ago, Magic Johnson Made HIV Not Just a White Gay Male Disease
Magic Johnson announced he was HIV-positive twenty years ago. He did more for HIV/AIDS awareness than former President Ronald Reagan.
Apple Fakes Deportation Raid in Pursuit of iPhone 5 Prototype
Employees posed as San Francisco police and threatened deportation while hunting the lost phone.
60 Farmwokers Stranded After Refusing to Work Below Minimum Wage
One of the nations largest apple suppliers refused to pay workers minimum wage and left them stranded in rural Washington.
Alabama Refuses DOJ Request to Cooperate with HB 56 Inquiry
There’s a fight brewing between Alabama and the DOJ, as the state defies the federal government’s request for education records to see just how chilling of an effect HB 56 has had on immigrant families.
Mamas of Color and Their Kids Tell Greedy Banks: It’s Time to Share
Last Friday, a group of toddlers were out to teach big banks an important lesson.
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BEAUTIFUL, ALSO, ARE THE SOULS OF MY BLACK SISTERS 