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Gay Pride March, New York City. Photograph by Saswat Pattanayak
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Richard Prince’s Journal-isms has a great addition today. Diversity in Sports!
The sports departments at daily newspapers in the United States and Canada, while covering a disproportionate number of athletes who are African American and Latino, have a diversity record worse than that of the sports they cover, a study commissioned by the association of newspaper […]

One Wonders if Communism in Czech was being condemned on medical or political grounds. Either way, the intersection is being ignored. A Gypsy is still a word we need to rethink.
KAREL JANICEK of ASSOCIATED PRESS has a detailed report as published in Seattlepi
OSTRAVA, Czech Republic — Just hours after her second child was born, 19-year-old […]

More power to the LGBT Pride! And now a wise juxtaposition between hip-hop and gay community. The following was published on Worker’s World today.
Thousands of people lined the streets of Los Angeles on June 11, celebrating another extremely successful Lesbian, Gay, Bi, and Trans Pride March. The International Action Center contingent, from both the San […]

Every war has its casualties. And women come first. The American War Against Iraq has casualties too. This time, sadly, even after the war would be no more…As they say, “Ask not who is right in a war. Ask about who will be left?”
Terri Judd writes on the Independent / UK).
The women of Basra have […]

Vinoda Mehta’s scathing criticism of Indian Middle Class in Outlook, is an excellent piece of conscentious journalism. This is just in context of the issue of reservation. Mark he ends the essay, saying “It could be the fire next time”!
Eyes, Ears And Minds Closed
Why is India’s middle class so hostile to the empowerment […]