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Results for US
- Jungleeji's Advice for the Love Lorn
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- From Barely Relevant to Key Voting Bloc
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In a matter of months, what was considered a politically inactive community unable to leverage its political power was now being wooed by the rival parties for its attention. The South Asian and West Indian enclaves of Richmond Hill and Ozone Park became ...
- The Myth of the Burdensome Immigrants
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Xenophobia and anti-immigrant sentiments situate South Asian and other immigrant communities as burdens on the health care system, missing the barriers, racism and classism they experience. To meet the needs of immigrant workers, these structural ...
- Change We Can Believe In?
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Obama's landslide victory marks the beginning of a new era, a moment of enormous possibility and for those of us fed up from the past eight years, long overdue prospect of change. But the change needs our continued efforts and work, unless we are ...
- Talking Strategy in San Francisco
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A conversation with Rinku Sen (Center for Thirld World Organizing), Sandip Roy & Dipti Ghosh (Trikone) and Jayanth Eranki (Coalition Against Communalism) ...
- Uncle Dinesh's Cabin
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- Terrors Old and New
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- A Brick in the United Front
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A report from South Asians Against Police Brutality and Racism ...
- Hybrid and Alive
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An Interview with Pianist Vijay Iyer ...
- Anarchy in the Ranks
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Building Sustainable Mass Movements ...
