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Tonto on Topnew

Johnny Depp reboot proves character is sidekick no more.
Santa Fe Reporter  |  Enrique Limón  |  07-03-2013  |  Profiles & Interviews

Is Racism Over?new

What the Supreme Court's voting rights ruling means for South Carolina.
Columbia Free Times  |  Corey Hutchins  |  07-03-2013  |  Race & Class

Cork Screwednew

In the world of wine, what is better: cork or cap screw?
Worcester Magazine  |  Al Vuona  |  07-03-2013  |  Food+Drink

Louisiana's New Gun Lawsnew

The firearms legislation that passed this year in Baton Rouge.
Gambit  |  Alex Woodward  |  07-02-2013  |  Policy Issues

Sonny's Bluesnew

The struggles explored in James Baldwin's short story mirror those present in Trayvon Martin's killing.
Santa Fe Reporter  |  Lee Miller  |  07-01-2013  |  Books

Man vs. Wolfnew

A new fight now looms between wolf advocates, game managers, ranchers, conservationists and hunters: After nearly 50 years on the Endangered Species List, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service earlier this month proposed removing federal protections for gray wolves nationwide. While thousands of Idaho hunters have stalked wolves over three recent seasons, just a few hundred have succeeded. Robert Roman has likely claimed more than any other hunter or trapper in the state.
The Inlander  |  Jacob Jones  |  07-01-2013  |  Animal Issues

Melon for All Seasonsnew

Try your hand at an unusual canteloupe recipe or two while they are in season.
Jackson Free Press  |  Dawn Macke  |  07-01-2013  |  Food+Drink

Racism Affects Families from Generation to Generationnew

In the 1940s and '50s, university segregation prevented many black and Latino GIs from obtaining higher education promised by the GI Bill.
Jackson Free Press  |  JFP Staff  |  07-01-2013  |  Race & Class

What Is Racism? Why Meanings Matter in Conversations About Racenew

Generally speaking, semantics of race falls into two categories. Those who wish that conversation about it cease, arguing that "all that is behind us," tend to define various forms of prejudice, bigotry and racism as the exact same thing—usually followed by arguing that "everyone does it" as a way to end the effort at dialogue. This may or may not be done on purpose.
Jackson Free Press  |  JFP Staff  |  07-01-2013  |  Race & Class

Dialogue is Not Debatenew

It's easy to fall into a debate about race and racism, but debate usually hardens our positions, instead of opening us to the possibility of change.
Jackson Free Press  |  JFP Staff  |  07-01-2013  |  Race & Class

Hip-Hop Dancers Teach Kids a Civil Rights Lessonnew

A successful Kickstarter campaign means Hip Hop Fundamentals finally gets to bring its history-by-music program to underfunded Philly schools.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Randy LoBasso  |  07-01-2013  |  Culture

Forever Gifted and BlackGrand Performances Pays Tribute to Nina Simonenew

Nina Simone would have been 90 years old this year. This year also marks the 10th anniversary of her death.
Random Lengths News  |  Terelle Jerricks  |  07-01-2013  |  Profiles & Interviews

Theft of the Courthouse: Where there's no justice, democracy failsnew

The U.S. Supreme Court continues to send down split decisions on our civil rights.
Random Lengths News  |  James Preston Allen  |  07-01-2013  |  Commentary

Facts Matter; So Do Stereotypesnew

Disparities between whites and people of color in the United States, and Mississippi, are still wide, and they result from years of historic racism and inequality.
Jackson Free Press  |  JFP Staff  |  07-01-2013  |  Race & Class

Crimes Against (Some) Americansnew

In the past 30 years, America's prison population has exploded. Since 1970, our prison population has risen 700 percent, and the U.S. now houses roughly 25 percent of all prisoners in the world, despite having only 5 percent of the world's population.
Jackson Free Press  |  JFP Staff  |  07-01-2013  |  Race & Class

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