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ARC's Race & Recession Report
arc.org/recession

Miss Hampton U Proves Beauty Is Racialized (Cindy Von Quednow)
Torn Apart, Families Struggle to Stay Together (Seth Wessler)
Facing the Kool-Aid Recovery with Columbia U. Prof. Dorian Warren [VIDEO] (Channing Kennedy)
Obama Should Have Turned It Down (Rinku Sen)
Rinku Sen and Billy Parish: Young, Green, and Broke (Rinku Sen)
Chicago's Vulnerable Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Olympic Flame is Extinguished (Guest Columnist)
Clarence Lusane: Obama, They're Just Not That Into You, Move On (Guest Columnist)
ACORN is the New Dirty Word: Rinku Sen at New America Media (Channing Kennedy)

The Accidental American:
Immigration and Citizenship in the Age of Globalization

Rinku Sen
Jorge Rivas
Julianne Hing
Michelle Chen
Terry Keleher
Seth Wessler
Daisy Hernández
Tammy Johnson
Megan Izen
Adrienne Maree Brown
Donna Hernández
Tracy Kronzak
Channing Kennedy
Dom Apollon
Hatty Lee
Yvonne Liu

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WireTap Magazine
Jack and Jill Politics
The Sanctuary
Angry Asian Man
AlterNet
RH Reality Check
Ill Doctrine
Asian Pacific Americans for Progress
MoJo Blog at Mother Jones
New Demographic
AfroNetizen
Sepia Mutiny
Think Progress
Talking Points Memo
Pew Research Center
Roberto Lovato at Of América
The ACLU Blog of Rights
Below the Belt
ImmigrationProf Blog
Jezebel
Guanabee
Ta-Nehisi Coates at The Atlantic
Wonkette
FiveThirtyEight
Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting
Culture Kitchen
DMIBlog
African American (Black) Opinion
Angry Black Woman
Black Agenda Report
The Field Negro
Jeff Chang at Can't Stop Won't Stop

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