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Wednesday, November 26

Ottawa University Boots Cystic Fibrosis From Charity Drive, National Post
A New Look at Asian Immigrants, Boston Globe
Euclid Agrees to Change School Board Elections Because of Bias Allegations, Plain Dealer
Congressional Black Caucus Seeks Military Promotions According to Race, North Star Writers’ Group
Tacoma School May Be Named for Obama, AP
UN Anti-Blasphemy Measures Have Sinister Goals, Observers Say, Canwest News Service
7 Bodies Dumped at Mexican School Field, AP
Australia’s Labour Govt Sees No Illegal Immigrant Influx, Gulf Times (Qatar)
Education League Tables Are Fuelling ‘New Kind of Racism’ in Schools,
Islam Makes Modest Inroad in Fashion, The Age (Melbourne)

Tuesday, November 25

Livers Go to Sickest, Access for Blacks Improves, AP
Immigration Advocates Cautiously Look for Reform, Gannet News Service
Russian Professor Says U.S. Will Break Up After Economic Crisis, Bloomberg
Judge Rules That Suspects Cannot Be Detained Because of Ethnicity, New York Times
Lawmakers Urged to Stem Wave of Hate Crimes, Inter Press Service
Probe Sought Against Judge Who Allegedly Used Racial Epithet, Hartford Courant
Grand Jury Returns Indictment Against Meatpacker, AP
Claremont Parents Clash Over Kindergarten Thanksgiving Costumes, Los Angeles Times
Bush Minority Homeownership Plan Rests Heavily on Fannie and Freddie, Reality Times
ID Cards for Foreigners Launched, AFP

Monday, November 24

Stanford Professor Leads Obama Immigration Team, San Francisco Chronicle
Arpaio’s Sweeps to Get Fresh Scrutiny?, Arizona Republic
New Orleans Ranks Highest in Crime, Survey Finds, CNN
Minneapolis Focuses on Somali Killings, Star Tribune
First Attacks on BNP Terror Targets, Western Voices (Sacramento)
Muslim Fanatics ‘Hijack British Prison’, Daily Express (London)
Ethnic Recruitment to Police Drops by Half in Five Years, Independent (London)
400 Foreign Criminals Allowed To Stay in Britain, London Telegraph
Non-European Immigrants Coming to Britain Double in a Year, London Telegraph
Forced Marriage Cases Up by 80pc This Year As Investigators Find Parents Using ‘Bounty Hunters’, London Telegraph

Friday, November 21

LI School Renamed for Obama, Newsday (New York)
Mexican Immigration to U.S. Cut Nearly in Half, AP
Border Patrol Says Fence Slows Attacks on Agents, AP
2nd Mass. Politician Charged With Taking Bribe, AP
Shortage of Court Interpreters Worsening in U.S., USA Today
Phoenix Imam Tells Muslims to Disregard U.S. Laws, Human Events
Hopkins Balks at Confederate Banner, Baltimore Sun
Some Schools Ban Talk About Election, Times-Picayune
Vancouver Children of Chinese Ancestry More Likely to Have Asthma Than Those In Hong Kong, Vancouver Sun
Another Bloody Night in Sinaloa, Mexico, Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times, November 21, 2008
Heart of Darkness, AR Classic Article

Thursday, November 20

Virginia AG Credits Local, State Officials with Capturing Sex Offenders in Illegal Immigration Crackdown, CNSNews (Cybercast News Services)
Man Will Die for 1992 Rape, Killing Motivated by Race, AP
Facebook, Myspace, Youtube Are ‘Recruiting Tools for Hate Groups’, news.com.au (Sydney)
Billionaire Facebook Investor’s Anti-Immigrant Heresy, Valley Wag
K-State Economist’s Research Suggests Low-Income, Vulnerable Homeowners Need Support After Purchase to Avoid Foreclosure or Having to Sell Their Home, Yahoo! News
New Guide Highlights Benefits Immigrants Are Eligible to Get, NY1 News (New York)
Charlotte’s Changing Power Base, Creative Loafing (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Bush Reflects on the Progress He Has Seen In Africa, America.gov
Families Become More Diverse Through Adoption, News-Press (Fort Myers, Florida)
Brain Scans of People Full of Hate Show Unique Hate Signature, Future Pundit
Open Season on Frank Vanhecke, Gates of Vienna
A Postcode Protest Against the BNP, Guardian (Manchester)

Wednesday, November 19

BNP Membership List Leaked Onto Internet, Telegraph (London)
Policeman on Merseyside Is First Victim of BNP List Leak, Times of London
Police Forces Told to Root Out BNP Members After List Leaked on Internet, Times of London
Obama’s Attorney General, Newsweek
White Community Adapts to Obama Reality, Reuters
Proposition 8 Hostility ‘Got Out of Hand,’ Assembly Speaker Says, Sacramento Bee
Booze Bust: SJ City Council Addresses High Arrest Rate, KNTV (San Francisco)
Lawyer: Alcohol Testing Device Is Racist, Connecticut Post
Sentence in Bicyclist’s Death Displeases Family of Victim, Kansas City Star
Conversation Cops Step In to School Students, Globe and Mail
500 Police Officers Replaced in Tijuana, Los Angeles Times

Tuesday, November 18

China Arms Sales Scientist Guilty, BBC News
Flush With Money, Eager Chinese Students Flock to U.S., AP
Refugee Program Stayed After Feds Confirm Fraud, Shelbyville (Tennessee) Times-Gazette
A System’s Fatal Flaws, Houston Chronicle
Minority Populations in Suburbs Rise—And So Do Number of Segregated Schools, MinnPost (Minneapolis)
Viewpoint: Is Barack Obama Black?, BBC News
Non-White Med Students Reject Therapies Associated With Their Culture, Science Blog
In DNA Era, New Worries About Prejudice, New York Times
More Illegal Immigrants Slip Through Security Net, Guardian (Manchester)
French Court Overturns Muslim Marriage Annulment, AP
Poland Denies Barack Obama Cannibal ‘Joke’, Telegraph (London)
Pirates Seize Another Ship in Gulf of Aden, Financial Times (London)

Monday, November 17

Local Papers Report More Anti-Obama Incidents From Maine to California (Updated), Editor and Publisher (Northbrook, Illinois)
FBI: Racist Threats Over Computer Sent by Black Man Posing As White, AP
Berman Will File 9 Bills About Illegal Immigration, Tyler (Texas) Morning Telegraph
La Raza: Losing Jobs to Illegals Is ‘Not a Concern’ of Americans, CNS (Cybercast News Service) News
Cut in H1B Visas Unlikely: US Consul General, Express Buzz (Chennai, India)
500K Illegal Immigrants Defying Deportation Orders, AP
Where Whiteness Meets Race, Los Angeles Times
Arizona Court Favors ‘Political Correctness,’ Immigration, OneNewsNow
Race Stats Confine Black Youths, Toronto Star
Black Women Now Earning More Than Their White Counterparts, Daily Mail (London)
Green Victory Echoes in Ancestral Homeland, Hurriyet Daily News (Turkey)
Prejudice in Europe Is More Than Skin Deep, Financial Times (London)

Friday, November 14

Transition to Black Rule?, Special to AR News
Of Course Race Mattered, New York Post
Minorities Press Obama, The Hill
King Family Seeks to Cash in on MLK-Obama Items, AP
Beyonce: Now It’s Time for a Black Wonder Woman, Daily Mail (London)
Obama Win Triggers Run on Guns, Chicago Tribune
Dallas ISD Faulted for Using Fake Social Security Numbers, Dallas Morning News
‘Economic Benefits of Mass Immigration Are Close to Zero’, Lords Told, Daily Mail (London)
Chinese Fraudsters Used Hidden Cameras and Microphones to Help Immigrants Cheat on Their ‘Britishness’ Exams, Daily Mail (London)
HIV Illegal Immigrant ‘May Have Infected More Than 400 Women’, Daily Mail (London)
Man Held for Trying to Sell His Albino Wife, Sapa-AFP
Displaced: A White American Talks About Home, AR Classic Article

Thursday, November 13

Some See Pride in Obama’s Win As Wrong, Houston Chronicle
Local Paper Fails to Report Obama’s Victory, KJRH-TV (Tulsa)
McCain Supporter Claims She Suffered Racial Taunts in Class, WJLA-TV (Washington, D.C.)
Durham Police Probe Allegations Officers Made Anti-Obama Remarks Online, Burlington (North Carolina) Times News
US Immigrant Groups to March a Day After Obama Takes Over, Agence France Presse
Group Seeks More Minority Coaches, Indianapolis Star
Shortage of Sperm Donors in Britain Prompts Calls for Change, New York Times
Muslim Killed Catholic Girl in Love With Flatmate, Yorkshire Post
Doubts on Cost of Guest Worker Scheme, Herald Sun (Melbourne)
Italy Considers Legalizing Vigilante Groups, London Telegraph
Wife of Britain’s First Black High Commissioner Investigated for Alleged Bullying of Domestic Staff, Daily Mail (London)

Wednesday, November 12

The Night We Waved Goodbye to America . . . Our Last Best Hope On Earth, Daily Mail (London)
Changes for Nation, but Not for Arizona, Phoenix Business Journal
Ark. Blacks Can’t Break State, Congress Barrier, AP
Politics Prompted Her Assault, Augsburg Student Says, Star Tribune (Minneapolis-St. Paul)
Black Student at Trinity Wrote Racially Offensive Web Posting, The Hartford Courant
Dallas Nixes 2 Proposals to Name Road for Chavez, AP
Those Delicate Jesuit Sensibilities, Baltimore Sun
Yet Another Case Highlights Muslim Sex Grooming Epidemic, BNP News
Images on Soccer Balls Offend Muslim Sensibilities, Cybercast News Service (CNS)
Scholar Finds Mayans’ Buried Highway Through Hell, AP

Tuesday, November 11

Court Has No Ban on Terms Like ‘Illegal Aliens’, AP
Obama Victory Took Root in Kennedy-Inspired Immigration Act, Boston Globe
Latinos Push for Cabinet Posts, AP
Protest at Palo Alto Council Over Profiling, San Francisco Chronicle
Blood Pressure Gap Leads to Deaths of 8,000 Blacks, AP
Council Ranks Term ‘British’ With ‘Negroes’ and Bans It in Case It Upsets Scots, Welsh and Minorities, Daily Mail (London)
BBC Radio Host Sacked After Call to Taxi Firm Requesting ‘Non-Asian’ Driver, Daily Mail (London)
CDA Says Islam Can Promote Democracy, Netherlands Info Services (GM's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands)
Barbados Ambassador Calls Immigrants a "Headache", SKNVibes (St. Kits and Nevis)
Open Letter on the Genocide of Afrikaaners, Adriana Stuijt

Monday, November 10

Court Decision Voids Major Small Business Contracting Law, Government Executive
The Proposed Akaka Bill Gets a Boost from 2008 Elections, Hawaii Reporter
Black Power Brokers Ready to Rise in Tandem With New President, Wall Street Journal
Planning Under Way for Obama Holiday, Topeka Capital-Journal
Judge Bans Use of "Illegal" and "Aliens", Judicial Watch Blog
Baby Bigot: Is My Child Prejudiced?, BabbleBaby
One Day Everyone Is Going to Look Like This, Times (London)
French Say ‘Yes, We Can!’ Too, to Ending Racism , AP
Poland Condemns Lawmaker’s Anti-Obama Slur, AP
Spanish Police Repel Migrants at Border Crossing, AP
Mexico’s Drug Wars Curtail Holiday Travel, Los Angeles Times
Babies Bred for Sale in Nigeria, Agence France Presse

Friday, November 7

Cop: You Whites Must F*** Off, News 24 (Cape Town)
Neb. Officials Reviewing Affirmative Action Ban, AP
After Colorado Loss, Ward Connerly May Pull the Plug on Affirmative-Action Bans, Colorado Independent
Democrats Add Suburbs to Their Growing Coalition, Washington Post
Young Voters Not Essential to Obama Win, MSNBC
Obama’s Triumph Is America’s Too, Wall Street Journal
Daniel Craig Backs a Black Bond After Obama Win, Indian Express (New Delhi)
Rev. Wright Accuses Media of Using Him As a ‘Weapon of Mass Destruction’, AP
Austrian Journalist Slammed For Racist Obama Rant, Der Spiegel
It’s Race, Stupid, AR Classic Article

Thursday, November 6

Calling the Election for Obama, Special to AR News
Getting Teary? Just Get Real, Herald Sun (Melbourne)
Obama’s In, But Struggle Not Over, Chicago Tribune
Some Mayhem, Arrests after Obama Rally, Chicago Breaking News Center
Official English Wins by a Landslide in Missouri, ProEnglish
Nebraska Voters Back Affirmative Action Ban, Omaha World-Herald
Richmond Police Officer Resigns Over Ku Klux Klan Costume-Party Photos, West County Times (Richmond, Calif.)
Black Pope Could Follow Barack Obama’s Election, Says US Archbishop, Times (London)
Prospect of ‘British Obama’ Growing: Study, AFP
Higher Birth Rates Among Sweden’s Foreign-Born, Local (Sweden)

Wednesday, November 5

Vote by Race and Sex, CNN
Why Obama Won, Politico
White Americans Play Major Role in Electing the First Black President, Los Angeles Times
Kenyans Bask in the Glory of ‘Native Son’, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Obama Win Gives Hope to Indian American Politicians, India Times
Obama’s Former Pastor to Speak in Milford, Connecticut Post
Fla. School Will Remain Named after KKK Leader, AP
Workers Flee into Woods During Police Truck Stop, Portland Press Herald
The Dangers of Internet Censorship, Boston Globe
Illegal Immigrant Who Killed Brilliant Oxford Graduate After Roaring Through Red Light Can’t Be Deported . . . Because Of His Human Rights, Daily Mail (London)
Sweden to Relax Laws to Welcome Low-Skilled Workers, IANS

Tuesday, November 4

“Black Panthers” Intimidate Voters in Philadelphia, Associated Content
Barack Obama’s Kenyan Family to Celebrate by Slaughtering Bulls, Chicken and Goats, Times (London)
Milwaukee Puts a Vote-Fraud Cop Out of Business, Wall Street Journal
Some Candidates on Ballot in Jail or Facing Charges, KGRV-TV (Weslaco, Tex.)
Diversity Blooms in Outer Suburbs, Washington Post
U. of I. Homecoming Under Racial Divide, Chicago Tribune
Black Teachers in Short Supply, Detroit News
Kidnappers Kill Mexican Child with Acid Injection, AP
Europe Has a Long Wait for Its Obama, AP
Caterer Sues Police Over Sausages, BBC News
Son of Osama Bin Laden Seeks Asylum in Spain, AP

Monday, November 3

For Some White Voters, Obama’s Race is Seen as a ‘Bonus’, Los Angeles Times
Obama’s Aunt Illegal Immigrant, AP
What Michelle Can Teach Us, Newsweek
Hope or Hype: Harlem Prepares for Decision ‘08, MSNBC
Gangs Could Spoil Obama's Party, Sky News (UK)
Advocates Worry about Language Access at Polls, AP
The Republican Rump, New York Times
Spanish Driver’s License Tests Drop 90%, Oregonian
Central American Immigrants Adopt Mexican Ways in US, Los Angeles Times
Leftist Couple’s Stance on Aboriginals Leaves Them in the Cold, National Post (Canada)
Councils Ban Use of Latin Terms, BBC News
German State Legislator Backs Sharia Law Introduction in Bavaria, IRNA
A Cultural Divide?, Reuters