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Will Egypt Be a Model for Democracy in Africa?

February 27, 2011No Comments
Will Egypt Be a Model for Democracy in Africa?

New America Media/ Los Angeles Sentinel, News Report, Yussuf J. Simmonds, In gauging the reaction to the events in Egypt as they relate to Blacks in America and to Black Africa, it is important to understand a bit of geography, a little history and culture, and a whole lot about the continent of Africa–especially North [...]

Undocumented Teen Wins Rare Reprieve

October 1, 20104 Comments
Undocumented Teen Wins Rare Reprieve

New America Media:India Abroad, News Report, Sandip Roy, Like thousands of other young Americans, Yves Gomes started college this semester. But few of his new classmates realized that Gomes almost didn’t make it. Though he sounds like any other American teenager, 17-year-old Yves is not American in the strictest legal sense. His parents, immigrants from [...]

Never-ending Journey: A Chinese Elder’s Casino-Bus Nightmare

September 28, 2010No Comments
Never-ending Journey: A Chinese Elder’s Casino-Bus Nightmare

Sing Tao Daily/New America Media, News Report, Lotus Chau Editor’s Note: They call him Old Li (in photo with cap).Too ashamed to return to China, he endlessly rides buses from New York to casinos. Never gambling, he lives on rebate coupons. Part 2 or 2 articles. Like many other immigrants, the man his friends simply [...]

With or Without Papers—The Same Life in a Labor Camp

September 25, 2010No Comments
With or Without Papers—The Same Life in a Labor Camp

New America Media, News Report, David Bacon NORTHERN CALIFORNIA – On a ranch north of the Bay Area, several dozen men live in a labor camp. When there’s work they pick apples and grapes or prune trees and vines. This year, however, the ranch has had much less work, as the economic recession hits California [...]

Obama Picks Two Filipino Advisers

September 22, 2010No Comments
Obama Picks Two Filipino Advisers

New America Media: Philippine News, News Report, WASHINGTON, D.C. —President Obama has appointed two prominent Filipino Americans as White House advisers on Asian-American issues. Rozita Villanueva Lee, a familiar face on Capitol Hill during the fight for Filipino World War II veterans’ rights, and Hector Vargas, Jr., a well-known gay rights activist, were named as [...]

Bill Seeks to Legalize Status of Immigrant U.S. Military Families

September 17, 2010No Comments
Bill Seeks to Legalize Status of Immigrant U.S. Military Families

New America Media/GMANews.TV, News Report, Posted: Apr 04, 2010 CHICAGO – A bill seeking permanent residency for fGMANews.TV, News Report actively serving in the U.S. military is now pending before the U.S. Senate. Senate Bill 2757, or the Military Families Act, was filed by Sen. Robert Menendez last November. The bill has been referred to the [...]

Filipinos Students Most Improved in English, Math

September 10, 2010No Comments
Filipinos Students Most Improved in English, Math

New America Media: Filamstar.net, News Report, Cesar Nucum, Jr. Filipino students showed the most improvement on the English-language and math portions of state standardized tests for the past eight years, reports Filamstar.net. The results of the 2010 Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program were released by the state found Filipino students had the greatest improvement [...]

ICE Comes Clean—S.F., Other Cities Can Opt Out of S-COMM After All

September 2, 2010No Comments
ICE Comes Clean—S.F., Other Cities Can Opt Out of S-COMM After All

New America Media, News Report, Sandip Roy: When San Francisco Sheriff Mike Hennessy wanted to opt out of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)’s Secure Communities program earlier this year, he was told he didn’t really have that option. “I wrote to the state attorney general, I wrote to ICE officials, and I was [...]

Undocumented Chinese Immigrants at a Crossroads

August 17, 2010No Comments
Undocumented Chinese Immigrants at a Crossroads

New America Media: China Press, News Report Undocumented Chinese immigrants are under more stress as a result of Arizona’s new immigration law, and they are rely on the church for comfort, reports the China Press. After coming to America, they joined the “restaurant fellowship,” working in Chinese restaurants and seeking help from Christian churches to [...]

California’s Diversity a Mixed Blessing

February 27, 2010No Comments
California’s Diversity a Mixed Blessing

New America Media, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen The election of President Obama opened a new chapter on race relations in the United States. Race relations acquire a new sensitivity in states like California where minorities are now the majority. A new poll of California voters found a majority embraces the state’s growing diversity. But, while [...]

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