New America Media, Q&A, interview by Carolyn Ji Jong Goossen, Nov 07, 2009

A military officer says ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ makes sense for gays and lesbians like her, who put their military identity above any other. More »

New America Media, News Analysis, Aaron Glantz, Nov 06, 2009

Perhaps the most depressing aspect of Thursday’s shoot-out at Fort Hood is that none of the 12 people who died in the melee will be counted as casualties of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but who have perished as a result of the conflict nonetheless. More »

New America Media, News Report, Khalil Abdullah, Nov 06, 2009

CDC officials brief Washington, D.C.'s ethnic media how to protect their communities from H1N1. More »

YO! Youth Outlook Multimedia, News Analysis, Eming Piansay, Nov 06, 2009

According to the Contra Costa Times, the 15-year-old girl who was brutally gang raped outside of her Homecoming dance at Richmond High was Caucasian. This piece of information has left a lot of room for speculation and discussion. More »

New America Now, , , Nov 06, 2009

Raj Jayadev discusses the San Jose Police beating, Stan Yogi is co-author of a new book about the history of civil liberties in California, and Hasmik Hartyunyan is an Armenian folk singer. More »

New America Now, , Odette Keeley, Nov 06, 2009

This Week on "Stories From the Ethnic Media": Pakistanis feel under siege; and Spanish-language media publishers go to the White House. More »

New America Media, News Report, Ngoc Nguyen and Viji Sundaram, Nov 06, 2009

Already, nationwide, there are 26,000 hospitalizations and almost 3,000 deaths from the flu this year. More »

La Opinión, News Report, Yurina Rico, Translated by Elena Shore, Nov 06, 2009

Monica Rodriguez, a 27-year-old Guatemalan immigrant in Los Angeles County who was five months pregnant, became one of the latest victims of the H1N1 flu. More »

Washington AFRO , News Analysis, Zenitha Prince , Nov 06, 2009

Last year, African Americans accounted for 20 percent of the electorate. But, in Tuesday’s race, they accounted for 15 percent. And, according to an Oct. 27 Washington Post poll, only 12 percent planned to cast their ballots—91 percent voted for Deeds—on Nov. 3. More »

India West, News Report, Preeti Chandan, Nov 06, 2009

Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's assassination 25 years ago shocked Indian Americans. Now Indian Americans remember her legacy and the plight of many Sikhs who were killed in its aftermath. More »

Navajo Times, News Feature, Bill Donovan, Nov 06, 2009

During its first year of operation, Fire Rock Navajo Casino saw more than 1.3 million people walk through its doors. Of course, most were repeat customers but the number of visits nevertheless speaks to the casino's popularity with its predominantly Navajo clientele, which has surpassed all expectations. More »

La Opinión, Editorial, Staff, Nov 05, 2009

One year after Obama's historic election, editors of La Opinión ask: Where are the voters now when he needs them the most? More »

NNPA, News Report, Eboni Farmer, Nov 05, 2009

Since 1990 Black women have increased their four-year college graduation rate by 14 percentage points, now standing at 48 percent. For Black men, there was a nine-percentage point gain during a 17-year period, and their graduation rate is now 37 percent. More »

San Francisco Bay View , News Report, Willie Thompson, Nov 05, 2009

The National Resistance Front against the Military Coup in Honduras has been demonstrating in the streets of Honduras for more than four months and has absorbed the repression of the coup government. More »