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Written by Abdulai Bah
Wednesday, 19 August 2009 13:40
On Augus
t 15th 2009, a protest was held in downtown East Heaven, Connecticut to denounce the escalating profiling of Latinos by the East Heaven Police Department.
The event was organized by Unidad Latina en Accion, a Latino Rights Organization. CNPI reporters, Kristofer Rios, Jackie Kook and Abdulai Bah were there to file this report for Free Speech Radio News.
t 15th 2009, a protest was held in downtown East Heaven, Connecticut to denounce the escalating profiling of Latinos by the East Heaven Police Department. The event was organized by Unidad Latina en Accion, a Latino Rights Organization. CNPI reporters, Kristofer Rios, Jackie Kook and Abdulai Bah were there to file this report for Free Speech Radio News.
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Written by Abdulai Bah
Monday, 10 August 2009 13:23
CNPI reporters, Rob Robinson
(Picture the Homeless), Felix Ortiz (Jornaleros De Jackson H
eights)
and Ravi Ragbir (Families for Freedom)
hosted an hour-long show at the "We Are Ready Now" radio station during the 11th annual Allied Media Conference in Detroit, Michigan. The show features a segment in Spanish and in French.
eights)
and Ravi Ragbir (Families for Freedom)hosted an hour-long show at the "We Are Ready Now" radio station during the 11th annual Allied Media Conference in Detroit, Michigan. The show features a segment in Spanish and in French.
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Written by Ali Ali
Thursday, 06 August 2009 15:37
The public is still waiting on President Obama to fulfill his campaign promise to reform immigration. But six-months into his presidency, Obama has yet to take up the is
sue.
CNPI reporter, Ali Ali of Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights looks at the potential benefits a comprehensive reform could mean for the US economy.
sue. CNPI reporter, Ali Ali of Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights looks at the potential benefits a comprehensive reform could mean for the US economy.
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