Prelude to Hilary Clinton's Speech

New America Media, Blog, Anthony D. Advincula, Aug 26, 2008

Michelle Obama's Elegant Remarks

The Nation, Special Exchange with the NatIon, News Report, John Nichols, Aug 26, 2008

Asking the wife of a candidate for president to address the national convention at which her husband is to be nominated is a relatively recent phenomenon. But in Denver it works very well.

The Mother I Never Knew

India Curents, Commentary, Sarita Sarvate, Aug 25, 2008

Sarita Sarvate went back to India to take care of her 85-year-old mother, who had suffered a stroke. A week after she returned to California, her mother passed away.

Women Vets of Color Speak Out

Colorlines, News feature, Michelle Chen, Aug 02, 2008

A third of female veterans are women of color. Three of them shared their stories with Colorlines.

Chinese Media Changing Its Tune on Same-Sex Marriage

New America Media, News Report, Wenyi Li, Jul 02, 2008

Helen Zia and Lia Shigemura are now legally married to one another, after years of trying. What’s more, the Chinese language media are more supportive of their union.

East L.A. Gays Overjoyed

Eastern Group Publications, News Feature, Elizabeth Hsing-Huei Chou, Jun 22, 2008

Same-sex couples enjoy the benefits of marriage and short waiting lines for marriage ceremonies in East L.A.

Families Celebrate Latino Gay Pride

Eastern Group Publications, News Report, Irantzu Pujadas, Jun 09, 2008

The first-ever Latino Family Pride Day in East Los Angeles celebrated the recent California Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriages. Family support, attendees say, is very important for their community.

Mexico Celebrates First Transgender Wedding

EFE-Univision, May 18, 2008

A couple who both changed their sex married on Saturday in Mexico's first transgender wedding.

Why Hillary Clinton Works for Asian American Women

Asian American Village, Commentary, Erin May Ling Quill, Apr 16, 2008

Senator Clinton has, according to a survey of paid staff conducted by DiversityInc in November 2007, the most Asian Americans working with her. Erin May Ling Quill explains why.