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PAFF 2015-Transformative Cinema from the African Diaspora

PAFF 2015-Transformative Cinema from the African Diaspora

Africa & Caribbean, Entertainment, Feature Stories
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Los Angeles-The 23rd Annual Pan African Film and Arts Festival got underway on Thursday, February 5, 2015 on a beautiful, Southern California evening. The festival continues until Monday, February 16th.…
Rabbi Helps Hispanics Connect with Secret Jewish Roots

Rabbi Helps Hispanics Connect with Secret Jewish Roots

Feature Stories, Latin America, The Immigrant Experience
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EL PASO, Texas – Two days after Rabbi Stephen Leon moved to El Paso from New Jersey in 1986, he received an urgent phone call from a Roman Catholic man…

Into The Next Stage: Get Excited About Fresh Off the Boat

Asia & Pacific Islanders, Feature Stories, The Immigrant Experience
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Hard to believe but that day is almost here: The first Asian American family sitcom in over 20 years, since “All-American Girl” starring Margaret Cho debuted on Sept. 14, 1994.…
Nelson Mandela's 25th Anniversary Release From Prison Event

Nelson Mandela’s 25th Anniversary Release From Prison Event

Africa & Caribbean, Feature Stories, The Immigrant Experience
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We invite you to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s Release from Prison. Join us for a conversation on Race, Politics and Immigration with South Africans who now reside…

Irish Doctor’s Wisdom on the Art of Aging

Europe, Feature Stories, Living Well
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WASHINGTON, D.C.–Late Matisse. Late Turner. [http://tinyurl.com/n4lzl87] Late Rembrandt. Their artworks were the themes of the big exhibitions in London galleries this past year. So pointed out Dublin geriatrician Desmond O’Neill,…
Why Americans Should Be Outraged by Pena Nieto Visit

Why Americans Should Be Outraged by Pena Nieto Visit

Feature Stories, Immigration
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A clear difference between our political expectations is this – Americans want to believe in the moral qualities of their leaders, while Mexicans know their politicians have none. This is…
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POSITIVE ENRICHMENT: PEARLS ON WEALTH

Feature Stories, Living Well, Making Money
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So, money, money, money, MONEY! Yes, we are all about that money aren’t we? It’s a culture of wealth, status, the symbolism is everywhere, I HAVE ARRIVED; I AM HERE;…
In State of the Union, Obama Calls on GOP to Help Middle Class

In State of the Union, Obama Calls on GOP to Help Middle Class

Feature Stories, Living Well
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In his sixth State of the Union address, President Obama challenged the GOP-majority Congress Tuesday night to break from the “tired old patterns” of argumentative politics to uplift the middle…

Farmworker Women Speaking Up on Domestic Violence

Feature Stories, Immigration, Latin America, The Immigrant Experience
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“Domestic violence is more likely to be underreported by the women who believe that their rights are limited in a relationship,” says Silva, who has been working with domestic violence…
Some Immigrants Relieved to See Holiday Season End

Some Immigrants Relieved to See Holiday Season End

Feature Stories, The Immigrant Experience
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It’s that time of year when many people are just getting back into their routine after a holiday season spent sharing presents and food, and creating new memories with loved…
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