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Over 10,000 attended the first Social Forum for the whole United
States. I recorded, with a plain digital recorder, two workshops...text/html2006-06-02T10:13:33+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comShrill Rhetoric on Illegal Immigration Won’t Help Unemployed Blacks
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The disjointed assembly of black academics, civil rights activists, and
black conservatives that gathered at the National Press Club in
Washington D.C,...text/html2005-02-13T12:47:35+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comAfro Latinos as Percentage of Population Map
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A break down of the Black population percentage measureed against total population in Latin America.   Of the 540 million people living...text/html2006-01-17T15:39:03+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comAfro-Colombians Driven Off Land in Cocaine War
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Armando Garces was reluctant to leave his mountain village even after right-wing militia members had gone door to door telling...text/html2005-09-13T14:06:40+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comCondoleeza Interviews about Katrina Response
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Condoleeza Rice went shopping for shoes and took in a broadway show after her home state of Alabama was slammed...text/html2005-07-20T10:25:08+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comJohn Roberts on Segregation, Voting Rights and Civil Rights
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John G. Roberts, the new nominee to the Supreme Court, has a strong
history of actively challenging voting rights, desegregation efforts...text/html2005-08-16T16:20:29+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comCensus tracks 'major waves'
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The nation's two largest minority groups are following strikingly
different paths: Hispanics are moving to areas with few from their
ethnic group;...text/html2005-08-16T15:28:13+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comRastafarians to lobby CARICOM to end stigma and discrimination
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It was unanimously agreed at the conclusion of the 10th Gathering of
the Caribbean Rastarfari Organisation (CRO) that there should be
greater...text/html2005-08-16T15:23:49+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comLocal efforts aim to promote breast-feeding by poor women
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Jill Von Bruck breast-fed each of her sons, Alex and Aaron, for nearly
2-½ years. The Woodinville mother said she did...text/html2005-08-15T13:02:29+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comLessons of his ancestors
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While other 14-year-olds spent their summer shooting baskets, playing
video games or reading the latest Harry Potter book, Matthew Griffin
was on...text/html2005-08-09T09:28:33+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comMedia Giant John H. Johnson Succumbs
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John H. Johnson, founder, publisher and chairman of Johnson Publishing
Company, Inc., died today in Chicago at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
He was...text/html2005-07-29T09:13:13+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comImmigrants' Health Care Costs are Low
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According a the study, immigrants accounted for 10.4% of the U.S.
population, but only 7.9% of total health spending, and only...text/html2005-07-29T07:46:15+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comBlacks Still Invisible in Media
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While African Americans have made inroads into some parts of American
society, they are still nearly invisible in many parts of...text/html2005-07-20T09:35:53+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comMass in Mexico takes African twist
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Jean Pierre Bandoweshe, a youthful pastor born in Africa's Congo,
gently sways as he sings along with his Mexican congregation, towering
over...text/html2005-07-16T12:34:46+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comAfromexicanos: un caso de discriminación
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Una realidad poco conocida en nuestro país son las condiciones de vida de los ciudadanos naturalizados y, en especial, de...text/html2005-07-15T23:50:36+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comLULAC Denounces Memín Stamps
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At the 76th Annual LULAC National Convention held on July 2, 2005, a resolution was passed denouncing the demeaning stamps...text/html2005-06-28T12:25:48+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comTego Calderon Joins Atlantic Records!
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Atlantic Records has announced the signing of Latin rap superstar Tego Calderón via a long-term, worldwide deal with Calderón's own...text/html2005-06-28T12:01:41+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comPhilly schools to require African history class
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City high school students will be required to take a class in African and African American history to graduate, a...text/html2005-01-30T14:56:38+01:00http://www.loscabildos.com¿Y tu agüela, aonde ejtá?
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¿Y tu agüela, aonde ejtá? -  ¿Y tu abuela donde esta?
This spoken word poem by Fortunato Vizcarrondo is a common...text/html2005-05-20T09:28:30+01:00http://www.loscabildos.comTeaching Race in Venezuela
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At the International Afro-Descendent Conference hosted by Venezuela last weekend, Humberto Brown of the Global Afro-Latino and Caribbean Initiative (USA)...