Across the Sites: A Little of This
Loop21 focuses on a photography exhibit that will feature 100 black women defying stereotypes and odds . . . A man was found dead in front of rapper Rick Ross’s Miami home . . . A student’s essay, in which she questioned her teachers’ effectiveness, doesn’t go over so well . . .
On the Grio: How is life for minority children in LGBT families? . . . Tupac is heading to Broadway . . . The Root highlights 17 black internet pioneers . . . Target pulled a tacky card about Whitney Houston . . . Mario Wire asks: What’s wrong with Secure Communities and other immigration enforcement programs? . . . Will Ferrell has a Latina love interest
. . . And, Beyoncé is breastfeeding in public.
The mainstream view . . .
Is the Obama Administration allowing the Voting Rights Act to fade away? . . . A Montana federal judge admits to forwarding an email that suggests the President’s mother was into bestiality. That’s on The Huffington Post . . . and The Grio . . . Kobe Bryant’s wearing a mask to protect his broken nose . . . Tiger Woods doesn’t want to talk about “The Big Miss.”
The world of politics . . .
Where does Romney stand on birth control?
On a less serious note: Political hair cuts . . .
And, don’t miss the Mexican Mitt Romney for president. Mario Wire links to the satirical music video . . . Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) doesn’t think much of Mitt Romney’s assessment of Arizona’s immigration law . . . Could Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R-Fla.) opposition to the DREAM Act divide Latinos? . . . Can Rick Santorum regain momentum? . . . And, what’s next for the GOP?
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The Structural Inequity Research Guide is designed as a tool for journalists and researchers. It lists links to more than 150 studies that, since 2000, have found racial disparities in the areas of health, education, housing, employment and criminal justice.
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