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Friday, March 30

Tancredo Ready To Make White House Run Official, Rocky Mountain News
Judge Unseals Schwilk Warrant, North County Times (Escondido)
Mom’s Multiple Partners Disruptive To Kids, USA Today
Caucus Leader Touts Reform To Democrats, Washington Times
Illegal Workers Arrested, Baltimore Sun
Border Patrol Sees Fewer Immigrants Near Deming, AP
Angry Whites Plan Knoxville Rally In Memory Of Murder Victims Channon Christian & Christopher Newsom, associatedcontent.com
‘Schooling That Hampers Development’, Inter Press Service (Johannesburg)
Illegals Arrested In Phone-Card Shops, Expatica
Morality and Racial Consciousness, AR Classic Article

Thursday, March 29

Whites Have Reason To Be Afraid, The Star (South Africa)
Racism Tough To Tackle—Or Even Talk About—For Seattle School Board, Seattle Times
Three Students Issued Censures, Columbia Spectator (Columbia University, N.Y.)
Turnout Is Low At Immigration Rallies, Los Angeles Times
Scholarship Fund To Help Blacks Go To UCLA, Los Angeles Times
Lawsuit: Broward Policy Cheats White Male Contractors, Miami Herlad
Black Aviators To Be Honored By Congress, AP
House GOP Seeks To Shield ‘John Doe’, Washington Times
City Displays Racially Charged Art, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Civil-Rights Activists Protest Teen’s Jailing, AP
Our Boy Was Betrayed: Family’s Agony Over Hounded Father Shot Dead At Home, Daily Mail (London)

Wednesday, March 28

California Raises Bar On School Scores, Los Angeles Times
Race, Class Splinter Madrona School, Seattle Times
Race Didn’t Affect Tests, Winston-Salem Journal
Business Community Focuses On Advantages Of Immigration Reform, Politico (Arlington, Virginia)
Immigration Operation Draws Complaints, Union-Tribune (San Diego)
Prostitution Ring Alleged, The State (Columbia, South Carolina)
Body Washes Ashore As 100 Migrants Reach Florida, AP
You Are What You Speak, BBC News
Riots Enter French Politics, Guardian (Manchester)
Somali People Smugglers Force Migrants To Jump Overboard, EuroNews (Lyon Ecully Cedex, France)
Sex for Higher Grades Condoned, AP

Tuesday, March 27

Manhunts Swamped By Fugitive Alien Toll, Washington Times
Maryland Issues Apology For Its Role In Slavery, AP
Missouri: Another Proposal To Apologize For Slavery., Missouri House of Representatives
House Votes To Require Police To Ask About Immigration Status, AP
Wider Immigration Net Catches Legal Residents, Orange County Register
Ordeal Of Trial Finally Over For Bonistall Family, Journal News (Westchester, New York)
Minuteman Leader, Colleague Targeted, Union-Tribune (San Francisco)
Sheriff: Student Murdered, Burned On Patio Grill, Cnn.com
Poll: 50% Of Israeli Jews Support State-Backed Arab Migration, Haaretz (Jerusalem)
Leveling Britain, City Journal
French Identity Crisis In Tussle For National Vote, Telegraph (London)

Monday, March 26

The Southland’s Hidden Third World Slums, Los Angeles Times
Foreclosure Wave Bears Down On Immigrants, Washington Post
Black, Latino Inmates Separated, Washington Post
Gun Permits Soar In Post-Katrina New Orleans, AP
Day Care Linked To Rise In Behavior Issues, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
More Blacks Converting To Islam Since Sept. 11, AP
School Programs For Blacks: Racist Or Essential?, St. Petersburg (Florida) Times
Temple Terrace Music Teacher Pushes New State Song, Palm Beach Post
Brussels Government Bans Headscarf, Expatica

Friday, March 23

Judge Sets Timetable In Affirmative Action Case, AP
Lawsuit Ties Up Minuteman Donations, AP
Border Crossers Rarely Prosecuted, AP
Island Leopard Deemed New Species, BBC News
Japan Diplomat: Blonds ‘No Good’ In Mideast Talks, CNN
Court Rules Muhammad Cartoons Not Abusive, AP
Sudanese Women To Be Stoned For Adultery: Amnesty, Reuters
What Is The Role Of The Family?, AR Classic Article

Thursday, March 22

Immigration Conflict Raised in Firings, AP
Judge Urges Settling Minuteman Dispute, AP
Report: L.A. Residents Lag Behind Others In Calif., CBS
Newborns, Immigrants Swell Del. Population, News Journal (Wilmington, Del.)
Immigrants Flocking To Metro Area, Rocky Mountain News
Denver Trash Delayed By Chavez Holiday, Rocky Mountain News
Nevada Is The Most Violent State, Spero News
State Supreme Court Upholds California Voting Rights Act, AP
Seeking New Trial, Officials Cite Race Of Jury, Detroit Free Press
240-Year Prison Sentence For A Black Man Who Vowed To Burn Whites, Samuel Maull, AP, March 22, 2007
A Visionary Who Led A Genetic Revolution, Los Angeles Times

Wednesday, March 21

Gang Mayhem Grips LA, Guardian (Manchester)
House Immigration Bill Offers Citizenship, Los Angeles Times
Pa. House To Revisit Immigration Control, Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh)
Lawmakers Send Bill Making Idaho’s Official Language English To Governor, Idaho Statesman (Boise)
Ga. Governor Noncommital On Georgia Slavery Apology, AP
Beaten Beverly Boy Testifies, Daily Southtown (Tinley Park, Illinois)
Obama The ‘Magic Negro’, Los Angeles Times
Bill Gates Backs Immigration Reform On Mexico Trip, Reuters
Ireland Celebrates New Diversity, CNN
Sweden Takes Aim At Honor Crimes, AP
Schools Allowed To Ban Face Veils, BBC News

Tuesday, March 20

Caucasophobia—the Accepted Racism, GlobalPolitician.com
Study Finds One-Third in D.C. Illiterate, AP
Houses Cheaper Than Cars in Detroit, Reuters
Blacks Suffer Most In U.S. Foreclosure Surge, Reuters
‘Dukes of Hazzard’ Nixed in Cincinnati, AP
Standing Up To Be Counted, Sacramento Bee
WSU Student Says Mexican Police Tortured, Extorted Him, Daily Evergreen (Washington State Univ.)
‘Good Mugging Guide’ Gang Hearing Halted By Screaming Social Worker, Daily Mail (London)
Suburban B.C. Firefighters Get OK To Favour Women And Minorities While Hiring, Canadian Press

Monday, March 19

A Strong, But Flawed, Stand, Daily News (Halifax)
Law Center Lists YAF As ‘Hate Group’, State News (Michigan State University)
Few Minorities Use Hospice Care In California, Study Says, Los Angeles Times
The Hidden Cost Of Illegal Workers, Christian Science Monitor
Not The Lesson They Intended, Los Angeles Times
RCSD Newsletter Supports Ebonics, www.13wham.com
Uproar Hits Fla. Confederate Flag Show, AP
Nagin Suspects A Plot To Keep Blacks Away, Washington Post
US Airways Passengers Who Reported ‘Suspicious’ Imam Activity May Be Sued, foxnews.com
Utrecht: Ethnic Riots After Dutchman Is Killed By Police, Brussels Journal
Memorial For Slain Director Theo Van Gogh Unveiled, USA Today

Friday, March 16

Bushmeat: Curse Of The Monkey’s Paw, ABC News
Cost Of Illegal Immigrants Tough To Calculate, Standard Times (New Bedford, Massachusetts)
Mayor: Crime Prompted Hazleton’s Immigrant Crackdown, AP
Ga. Senate Panel OKs Confederate Month, AP
Non-Citizens Viewed As Important Asset To Armed Forces, azcentral.com
Multi-Billion Dollar Real ID Program May Be Stymied Due To $3 Million Shortfall, CQ Homeland Security
Race Affects Tobacco Absorption In Children, Medical News Today (Cancun)
Study Challenges Theories On Species, Star Tribune (Caspar, Wyoming)
Police Seize Golliwogs In Racism Probe, Daily Mail (London)
Church School Renames Three Little Pigs To Avoid Offending Muslims, Daily Mail (London)

Thursday, March 15

UN Predicts Huge Migration To Rich Countries, Telegraph (London)
Parasite Is A Growing Concern For Healthcare Professionals, Los Angeles Times
Activist: Diversity Efforts Are Discriminatory, American Lawyer
MDD More Severe In Black Than White Patients, PsychiatryMatters.md News Watch
Romney Details His Border Plan During Stop, East Valley Tribune (Phoenix)
Ted Turner Apologizes For Remarks On Chinese, San Francisco Chronicle
Yonkers Police Probe Bizarre Cemetery Ritual, Journal News (White Plains, New York)
Labor Push To Rescue Climate Refugees, The Age (Melbourne)
Le Pen Secures Place In French Election, Expatica (Haarlem, Netherlands)
Cost Of Receiving Immigrants ‘To Double’ By 2010, The Local (Sweden)
‘Prominent Families In Sindh And Marriage To The Holy Quran’, Daily Times (Lahor)

Wednesday, March 14

Bush Hears From Mexican President That U.S. Needs To Do More, AP
Congressional Hispanic Caucus in Dispute, AP
Goodlatte Introduces Legislation To Eliminate Immigrant Visa Lottery, RockbridgeWeekly.com
‘No Child’ Target Called Out Of Reach, Washington Post
Schools Offer More Chinese Programs, AP
Customer Service And Faith Clash At Registers, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Flood Of Memories: Our Readers Remember March 11, 1992, Rutland Herald
Migration Fears To Double BNP Council Seats, Sunday Times (London)
Gangta Rap Colouring Book Under Fire From Parents, PR-Inside.com

Tuesday, March 13

King County’s New Face, Seattle Times
Bush Stresses Immigration, Washington Times
Ingredients Gel For Migrant Bill, Commercial Appeal (Memphis)
Immigrants Anonymous in Death, Washington Post
Students Accuse EMU Of Crime Cover-Up, ClickOnDetroit.com
American Spirit, in Darkness and in Light, Portfolio Weekly (Norfolk)
Why Black People Have Remained Backward, Monitor (Kampala)
Immigration Critical To Canadian Population Growth, Yet Policy Debate Lacking, Canadian Press
French Candidate Decried on Immigration, AP
Native Dutch Unhappy With Neighbourhoods, Expatica.com

Monday, March 12

Return to Halifax, AR Exclusive
Pa. City Defends Illegal Immigrant Rules, AP
Minority Numbers Drop On City Payroll, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A Dad, Again And Again, Again, Etc., Cincinnati Enquirer
Jews Face ‘Holocaust’ By Interfaith Marriages, Ottawa Citizen
UNLV Prof Invites Race-Based Researchers To Conference In Turkey, AP
Mexico Expects ‘More’ From U.S., St. Petersburg Times
Queen Wants Diversity Celebrated, BBC News
Oprah’s School ‘Too Strict’, News24.com (South Africa)
Colonialism Didn’t Cause Africa’s Problems, And Aid Alone Won’t Fix Them, Jewish World Review
African Despot ‘Cures’ AIDS, Der Spiegel
Drought Blamed On Lack Of Faith, Sunday Herald Sun (Australia)

Friday, March 9

Panel Tells Mich. How To Bypass Prop 2, Detroit News
Disney Creates First Black Animated Princess, CBC Arts
Reasons For Low Fertility Rates In Industrialized Countries, news-medical.net
Officers Outgunned On U.S. Border, Washington Times
Unlikely Allies Hold Forum On Illegal Immigration, Wichita Eagle
Latinos Filling Two Of Three Construction Jobs, Business Journal (Phoenix)
Ex-Navy Sailor Arrested On Spy Charges, AP
Leading British Institutions Gripped By Racism Rows, Independent (London)
Britain Shamed For Its ‘Immoral’ Exploitation Of Foreign Labour, Independent (London)
Light On The Dark Continent, AR Classic Article

Thursday, March 8

On The Menu: Opposing Racial Diversity, Chronicle Herald (Halifax)
Speech Is Free, And Everywhere In Chains, Chronicle Herald (Halifax)
U.S. Prepares For Thousands To Flee Cuba, Washington Times
Black Ga. Lawmakers Urge Slavery Apology, AP
Eight Children From Mali Die In New York City Fire, Reuters
Agency Sues Walgreen For Discrimination, Reuters
Black Nationalist Beliefs, blacknationalist.com
Academic Hits Back In Migration Row, Telegraph (London)
Ma bont? We’re all Spanish ..., Daily Mail (London)
Russia Moves To Limit Migrant Workers, Voice of America

Wednesday, March 7

Radio Takes On Race Debate, Chronicle Herald (Halifax)
St. Mary’s Cancels Immigration Debate Due To Security Risks, Gazette (University of Western Ontario)
Taylor and March Finally Lock Horns, Daily News (Halifax)
Editorials: "Debate Defined" and "Debate Denied", Daily News (Halifax)
Kids R Not Us, San Francisco Chronicle
Racial Tensions Are Simmering In Hawaii’s Melting Pot, USA TODAY
Sheriff Bills Mexico For Drug Enforcement, Dayton Daily News
Diversity Day Opens Minds At A Private Prep School, Los Angeles Times
UN Agency Seeks to Erase Racial Stereotyping, xcoop.co.nz (Wellington, New Zealand)
Online Groups For White Students Raise Concerns Of Racism At Ryerson, The Charlatan (Carleton University, Ottawa)
Foreign Influx Is Hot Election Topic, Irish Independent (Dublin)

Tuesday, March 6

Halifax Radio Station Hosts Controversial Debate On Racial Diversity, Daily News (Halifax)
Freedom Of Speech Will Win, Daily News (Halifax)
‘Race Realist’ Taylor Ousted Again, Daily New (Halifax)
The Continuing Battles On The Road To Equal Treatment, Heritage Foundation
Allred Unrepentant About Thursday Morning Remark, UPI
Brownback: Simplify Immigration Process, AP
In Diversity Push, Top Universities Enrolling More Black Immigrants, Washington Post
Pa. Mom Pleads Guilty To Using 4-Week-Old Baby As Weapon To Hit Boyfriend, Canadian Press
Sarkozy Wants Le Pen In Poll Race, BBC News
Gang-Rape Victim Faces Lashes, News.com (Sydney)

Monday, March 5

SMU Says No Racism Debate On Campus, CBC News
Explosive USA Growth Of Central American Gangs, Mexidata (San Diego)
Immigration, Intergroup Conflict, And The Erosion Of African American Political Power In The 21st Century, Center for Immigration Studies
Illegal Immigrants, A Costly Problem, KOTV (Tulsa)
California Exodus Has Far-Ranging Implications, San Diego Union Tribune
Cherokees Pull Memberships of Freed Slaves, AP
Cherokee Nation To Vote on Expelling Slaves’ Descendants, Washington Post
NAACP President Quits, Cites Conflicts, Washington Post
Black And Asian Babies ‘Are More At Risk’, Metro News (London)
Hounding Of The Don Who Dared To Speak Out On Migrants, Daily Mail (London)
Groping Doctor Gets Year’s Ban, Metro News (London)
Saudi Book Fair Under Religious Attack, UPI

Friday, March 2

The Town The Law Forgot, Los Angeles Times
Minuteman Group Splits As Founder Sues Board, Associated Press
Academic Pep Talks Are Color Coded, Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, California)
‘Hate Blacks’ Writer Dismissed By AsianWeek, San Francisco Chronicle
Open Letter to the San Francisco Chronicle, European/American Issues Forum
A New Twist To An Intriguing Family History, Baltimore Sun
Increasing Law Firm Diversity: Ten Keys for Success, National Constitution Center
Oslo Rape Statistics Shock, Aftenposten (Jarlsberg, Norway)
Nearly One In Ten In Spain Are Foreigners, Expatica (Haarlem, Netherlands)
Immigrant Children Do Worse In School, Expatica (Haarlem, Netherlands)
Race And Physical Differences, AR Classic Article

Thursday, March 1

Editorial: Jared Taylor Is Coming To SMU, The Journal (Saint Mary’s University, Halifax)
Secrecy Could Kill Immigration Reform, Washington Times
A Kinder, Gentler Racism, creativeloafing.com
NYC Bans "N-Word", Reuters
Muslim Cabbies Tell Airport They Won’t Bend In Alcohol Dispute, AP
The Town Branded Too White And Too British, Daily Mail (London)
Secret Report: Terror Threat Worst Since 9/11, Telegraph (London)
Denmark Group Calls for Censorship of Quran, KAssociated Content
Japanese Film To Show Nostalgia For ‘Bravery’ Of Kamikaze Pilots, Telegraph (London)
Zimbabwe Bank Chief Attacks Land Grab, Telegraph (London)
Hindu India Aborts Females Illegally, www.MichNews.com