NCLR is bringing their annual conference to Chicago! The conference, representing the largest and most important gathering of the nation’s most influential individuals, organizations, institutions, and companies working with the Hispanic community will be held from July 25-28, 2009 at … Continued
It is hard to say if being on Stephen Colbert’s show will ultimately help or hurt Joe Arpaio. Watching Colbert take jabs at him last night, it was obvious he’d done his homework on the complexity of Joe’s evil circus, … Continued
In the span of just three days the misconception that U.S. born African Americans reject humane immigration reform entered the first stages of its demise. In Baltimore, MD, this weekend over fifty blacks from throughout the United States joined together … Continued
Gordonskene reports on the Santa Monica Tea Party where he ran into members of the John Birch Society: Seems the JBS is alive and well and kicking up all sort of under-the-radar dust. This time it’s not communism but EU … Continued
At every sporting event in the United States, large or small vending and tailgating is an extremely common occurrence. In Horry County South Carolina, the local Hispanic community have a soccer league where on average 150 people attend each game. … Continued
For a long time now I have been living with feelings of alienation from the culture of my youth, as well as the pain that comes with the feelings of non-belonging. I was a product of a mixed marriage, a … Continued
Hey, Dan Stein and Roy Beck, America knows how concerned you are about American jobs being gifted to immigrants, especially during these days of high unemployment and economic collapse! Your outstanding record of support for American workers and organized labor … Continued
It’s no secret that Conservatives have a hard time keeping racism out of their ranks (i.e. airwaves), and now such bigoted strains seems to have sprouted within their grassroots-movements. The whole tea party thing is being organized by Conservative corporate … Continued
Though separated by a span of two hundred years, Dan Stein, President of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), and the American Colonization Society (ACS), founded in 1816 as The Society for the Colonization of Free People of Color … Continued