Accurate.
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Formal apology for colonial era mass killings comes ahead of state visit by the Dutch prime minister to Jakarta.
People from the Netherlands (Dutch) claim to be among the happiest people in the world (page 23). This is how happy people behave? Invade another country and massacre people?
Or, the Dutch were not happy in 1949? (highest period of European racism)?
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A performance packed documentary about Sanchez, poet, activist and seminal figure in the Black Arts Movement. Still going strong at 79.
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A Long Beach Police officer seen beating an unarmed man remains on duty while the department looks into the incident.
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Maria Hinojosa takes us through the lessons Latino USA has learned in twenty years of covering issues related to immigration. Photo courtesy Flickr …
Maria Hinojosa explains that the term “undocumented” should be replaced with RPI “Registered Provisional Immigrant”
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“Here are some things White Americans say that seem odd, offensive, arrogant, ignorant and so on.
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Commenters can offer their own opinions and examples.”
illegal – no human is illegal
alien – dated and dehumanizing
undocumented – dated. Instead use RPI “Registered Provisional Immigrant”
Hispanic – Proceeded with caution. Most “Hispanics” prefer “Latino”; unless they have no European heritage. For example, indigenous Mexicans, indigenous Central Americans and indigenous South Americans are not Latino; in which case one could use Hispanic – but the word Hispanic ignores their indigenous identity to the Americas; in which case you can use American Native or the scientific term Amerindian.
Colored – dated. should be “People of Color”, not “colored people”
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Blue Scholars perform “Yuri Kochiyama” live in the KEXP studio. Recorded 6/15/11. Host: Kevin Cole Engineer: Kevin Suggs Cameras: Scott Holpainen, Christophe…
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By: Tonya B. Lewis
“Rape has been a problem for centuries. No other crime tears at the fabric, conscience and collective spirit of a community or family than rape. Case in point, …”
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Rare behind-the-scenes photos of civil rights activists training to endure the harassment and violence they would face.
The movie “The Butler” depicts the training and the lunch counter abuse and oppression.
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Migration is Beautiful symbolizes a commitment from the creative community to see, show, and celebrate the humanity of the migrant story. See on migrationisbeautiful.com
“Fences and borders can’t stop the flow of rivers, migration of butterflies, or the movement of people, and won’t stop the spirit of freedom.”
– Tania Willard, Indigenous Secwepemc artist