Archive for the ‘Employment’ Category

Relentless pioneer cemetery evokes Mexican migrant workers roots in Arizona

The labor of thousands of peasants brought from Mexico into Arizona in 1917 contributed to the farming revolution that placed a new state on the path of progress and the workers on a historical dimension. Avondale. Arizona April 13, 2010. In the midst of the solitude of the Goodyear Farms Historic...

April 15th, 2010 | Employment, Featured, Racial Equity | Read More

Understanding the unconscious side of racism

The New York Times reported on December 1 that even educated blacks may suffer racial discrimination in the job market. Although the article focuses on the job market, it just as easily could have been about the credit market, the housing market or any of the various other markets and institutions...

December 2nd, 2009 | Employment, Racial Equity | Read More

Detroit: The forgotten center of crisis and hope
September 1, 2010 10:09
Another false ending: Contracting out the Iraq occupation
September 1, 2010 10:09
Should social media sites like collect information about users’ race and ethnicity?
September 1, 2010 10:09
Canadian government apologizes to Inuit for the past, while screwing Barriere Lake Algonquins in the present
August 31, 2010 11:08
God made me do it
August 31, 2010 10:08

Jabril: What I find strange is that Mr. Beck purports to be a new standard bearer for the civil rights movement, in the great tr...
Rags: Mountain out of a ant hill, A thousand ways to build your resume while you undermine the brother, leave it to the self s...
anonymous: Of course he didn't kill anyone. Of course i'm sure this is a black person that wrote this article as well. As soon as a...
LoloReads: "When it comes to race relations, what's the difference between the first white president to be thought of as black, and...
Barkha Kumari: Hey Rajeev.A good case to raise. I wud definitely want to see a blog following the future of Caster Semenya. The spor...