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Louisiana tribes cling to traditions as oil and gas industries take their land.

By Kari Lydersen

The media’s blame of Major Hasan's religion is a convenient way to avoid everything else.

A new program collects the voices of Latinos in the U.S. and Puerto Rico.

New mobile site for ColorLines.com. More changes in 2010.

How one girl from East L.A. decided to join the military.

The once-bold comedian delivers a blow-dried, glossy version of Black women’s hair stories.

"Precious" is a haunting film that stays silent on how the political realities of 1980s Harlem shaped women.

Construction workers, mostly Latinos, are literally dying on the job.

The Invention of the Jewish People
Nov 20, 2009 Shlomo Sand’s new book explores the age-old question: race or religion?

Ruth Brown And Q-Tip Are Back
Nov 6, 2009 A survey of soul history, and a glimpse at the future of hip-hop.

Film Review: Barking Water
Oct 28, 2009 Director Sterlin Harjo tells the story of true loves who are always leaving each other.