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When will Affirmative Action, Equity, and Diversity Initiatives as Tools for Social Justice become Unnecessary, Unwarranted, and Anachronistic?”
by Jose J. Soto
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The Glass Ceiling
The Findings and Recommendations of the Federal Glass Ceiling Commission
"For people confronting these barriers, it's discrimination plain and simple."
René Redwood, Washington, D.C.
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Over-Raided, Under Siege
U.S. Immigration Laws and Enforcement
Destroy the Rights of Immigrants
by NNIRR -- HURRICANE
Oakland, California
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Interview with René Redwood
Affirmative Action and the Civil Rights Movement
The positive impact of affirmative action
is a fact in our daily lives
Washington, D.C.
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Immigration Issues
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Waterboarding and U.S. History
by William Loren Katz
New York, New York
(cross-referenced from the Opinions section)
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Statement on the DREAM Act
by the Association of Raza Educators
Los Angeles, California
(cross-referenced from the Email, Opinions and Discussion section)
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The Reckoning
“We are all the Jena Six.”
This won’t go away
Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Chicago, Illinois
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On the DREAM Act:
An Open Letter to Latino and Latina students
and all leaders of immigrant rights organizations
by Fernando Suarez del Solar
San Diego, California
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"Realize The Imminence And Importance Of This Issue"
A Letter about Affirmative Action
by Brock Martinez
Madison, Wisconsin
(cross-referenced from the In Defense of Affirmative Action section)
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The Real Immigration Debate
Tackle Economic Security, Not Simply Border Security
by Francis Calpotura
Oakland, California
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No Immigration Without Emigration
Consequences For The Countries Left Behind
by Norma Linda Ureña
Seattle, Washington
(cross-referenced from the Email, Opinions and Discussion section)
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Toxic Injustice
"... the military’s use of Agent Orange"
Part 1: What Was Done
Part 2: What Must Be Done
by Aaron Sussman,
Middletown, Connecticut
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Latino Youth: Immigration, Education and the Future
by Pedro A. Noguera
New York, New York
(Cross-referenced from the Education Rights section)
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They Hate Our Freedom:
The Truth about the Military Commissions Act
by Aaron Sussman,
Middletown, Connecticut
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Interview with Roberto Martinez (2001)
One of the greatest human rights tragedies in the history of the U. S.
Border operations / Migrant life / Organizing for human rights
San Diego, California
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Dr. Martin Luther King
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We Make the Road by Walking
The Rural Organizing Project (ROP)
Walk for Justice
Jerry Atkin
Wheeler, Oregon
(Cross-referenced from the Rural America section)
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Beyond Elections:
Dr. King’s Teachings On Strategy And Tactics
by Paul Rockwell
Oakland, California
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Interview with Henri Tiphagne of
People's Watch -Tamil Nadu
Human Rights Organizations: Protective and Promotive
Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India
(Cross-referenced from the Global Eyes section)
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When Will We Ever Learn?
Dr. King’s Forgotten Speech on Peace
by Paul Rockwell
Oakland, California
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Adivasi Community in South India:
Historically Marginalised and Forgotten
by L.A. Samy
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
(Cross-referenced from the Global Eyes section)
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The Forgotten Teachings of Martin Luther King
Paul Rockwell
Oakland, California
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Leetso: the Powerful Yellow Monster
by Esther Yazzie and Jim Zion
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Heeding Dr. King’s Warning:
Don’t Sleep Through the “Revolution”
by Jose J. Soto
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Full list of Human & Civil Rights articles (in alphabetical order)
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- You May Face Discrimination
A Chapter From
10 Excellent Reasons Not to Join the Military
by Aimee Allison
Antioch, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - May 14, 2006
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- A Window on the Wall
An analysis of an Internet study of African American perspectives
Amir Abdur-Rashid,
Jacksonville, Florida
Published in In Motion Magazine June 2, 1996
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- The Real Immigration Debate
Tackle Economic Security, Not Simply Border Security
by Francis Calpotura
Oakland, California
Published in In Motion Magazine July 29, 2007
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- The Reckoning
“We are all the Jena Six.”
This won’t go away
Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Chicago, Illinois
Published in In Motion Magazine October 8, 2007
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- Jim Crow Revival
Statement on the 2004 Presidential Election
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
Chicago, Illinois
Published in In Motion Magazine October 25, 2004
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- Shared Security
Statement on the 2004 Presidential Election
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
Chicago, Illinois
Published in In Motion Magazine October 25, 2004
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- Assessing the Poll on Black Voter Sentiment
Issued by the Joint Center on Political Studies
Statement on the 2004 Presidential Election
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
Chicago, Illinois
Published in In Motion Magazine October 25, 2004
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- National Vigil Against Impeachment
"... a sign of the common folks fighting back.
They sort of like being able to elect their own Presidents."
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine January 24, 1999
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- Save the Dream
Speech to the March on Sacramento
Affirmative action is a majority issue that benefits everybody
by Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Sacramento, California
Published in In Motion Magazine November 17, 1997
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- From Selma, Alabama to Hollywood, California:
A Thirty-One Year Struggle for Fairness and Inclusion in the American Dream
An Open Letter to the Entertainment Community
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine April 10, 1996
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- Interview with Maria Jimenez (2001)
“We must not equate immigration with terrorism”
Houston, Texas
Published in In Motion Magazine - November 11, 2001
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- Interview with Maria Jiménez (1998)
The Militarization of the U.S.-Mexico Border
Border Communities Respond to Militarization / From Slave Patrol to Border Patrol Life
Houston, Texas
Published in In Motion Magazine - February 2, 1998
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- The People of Samoa
Samoa Koria
San Diego, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - December 10, 1995
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- Immigrant Families in Crisis
A Close-up View of the Violence Against Women Act
by Eloissa Leonna
San Diego, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - May 16, 2004
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- Interview with Roberto Martinez (2001)
One of the greatest human rights tragedies in the history of the U. S.
Border operations / Migrant life / Organizing for human rights
San Diego, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - December 4, 2001
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- Interview with Roberto Martinez (1999)
U.S. Border Patrol in S. California Developing Deadly But Ineffective Operation Gatekeeper
418 men, women and children die in 4 years, in California, crossing U.S./Mexico border
San Diego, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - December 12, 1999
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- Interview with Roberto Martinez (1997)
Immigration and Human Rights on the U.S. / Mexico Border
- Militarization of the Border
- In Search of Work
- The Needs of Agribusiness
- From Taking Lands to Building Triple Fences
San Diego, California
Published in In Motion Magazine September 14, 1997
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- Over-Raided, Under Siege
U.S. Immigration Laws and Enforcement
Destroy the Rights of Immigrants
by NNIRR -- HURRICANE
Oakland, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - January 4, 2008
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- Interview with René Redwood
Affirmative Action and the Civil Rights Movement
The positive impact of affirmative action
is a fact in our daily lives
Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine March 6, 1999
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- The Glass Ceiling
The Findings and Recommendations of the Federal Glass Ceiling Commission
"For people confronting these barriers, it's discrimination plain and simple."
René Redwood, Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine, October 2, 1996
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- A Reality Check: Women
Perceptions and Sterotypes Versus the Facts
Data from surveys by Korn/Ferry and Catalyst
Published in In Motion Magazine, October 3, 1996
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- When Will We Ever Learn?
Dr. King’s Forgotten Speech on Peace
by Paul Rockwell
Oakland, California
Published in In Motion Magazine January 21, 2003
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- People’s Freedom Caravan
Milestones of a Movement: Reflections & Experiences on the Journey to the U.S. Social Forum
PDF Download: 3.1 MB
Southwest Workers Union
San Antonio, Texas
Published in In Motion Magazine March 11, 2007
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- An interview with Thich Nhat Hanh
Community-Based Art and the Practice of Compassion and Mindfulness
Eloissa Leonna
Escondido, California
Published in In Motion Magazine - January 25, 2004
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- Seventeen Years and Counting
A History of the Indefinite Detention of Cuban Immigrants
Sarah Town
San Francisco, California
Published in In Motion Magazine December 7, 1997
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- Stand Strong for Freedom of Choice
"... we will not back down at the threat of their cowardly violence"
Rev. Carlton W. Veazey
Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine - January 18, 1999.
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- "We will break the silence"
As Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Did Three Decades Ago,
Black Clergy Must Continue to Address
Difficult Issues Affecting Their Congregations
Rev. Carlton W. Veazey
Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine - May 17, 1998.
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- Teen Mother, My Mother
"... opening doors to real dialogue that break the silence,
and dispelling myths about sex and sexuality."
by Leslie M. Watson
Washington, D.C.
Published in In Motion Magazine - January 13, 1998
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