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Medical Neglect in Immigrant Prisons Reveals Dark Side of America

Posted Agosto 24th, 2008 by Anonymous
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What Have We Become?

Medical Neglect in Immigrant Prisons Reveals America at Its Worst

Could the Olympics Widen the Gap Between China and the World?

Posted Agosto 18th, 2008 by Mary
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What are  you thoughts about the Olympics Games in China?  Post your comments below -- scroll down to the bottom.

Obama Can Do More to Champion Israeli-Palestine Peace

Posted Julho 28th, 2008 by Mary
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Ray Hanania is the managing editor of the National Arab American Times Newspaper and the Arab American Writers Syndicate, www.ArabWritersGroup.com. (courtesy photo: Ray Hanania, EthnicNewz.org)


The following excerpt is from a commentary of the Arab Writers Group Syndicate.

So What? Jews Are Different

Posted Julho 7th, 2008 by Anonymous
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Image from TheJewishAdvocate.com

Robot Technology Performs Heart-Bypass Surgeries

Posted Junho 23rd, 2008 by Anonymous
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Mohammed Tarique shows the short incisions on his chest, one month after undergoing robotic heart surgery. (photos: Eduardo A. de Oliveira)
Dr. Robert Poston performs coronary-bypass surgery utilizing robotic technology. (photos: Eduardo A. de Oliveira)

Brazilians Donate Blood, Dispel Rumors

Posted Junho 16th, 2008 by Anonymous
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A bilingual sign invites people to donate blood at Philadelphia Baptist Church in Framingham, Mass. (Photos: Eduardo A. de Oliveira, NEWz)
Nurse practitioner Nataly McAllister draws blood from Brazilian worker Gilmar Bezerra. (Photo: Eduardo A. de Oliveira, NEWz)

Words and Actions: "Jihad" and "Mujahadeen"

Posted Maio 26th, 2008 by Mary
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The following editorial is from the Jewish Advocate.

Burundian Refugees Embrace New Lives in Nashua, NH

Posted Maio 19th, 2008 by Anonymous
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Daniel Nyabenda is one of 39 Burundian refugees who is starting a new life in New Hampshire – free of civil war, crowded camps and biweekly 10.5-ounce food rations. (Photos: Eduardo A. de Oliveira, NEWz. See group photo at bottom of Web page.)

If you think you have problems, meet Daniel Nyabenda, an African refugee who has never had a home in his 32 years of life.

In Nashua, NH, 34 Burundians are finding peace as they transition into American culture. Here, 13 of them pose for a NEWz photo with Don Job of United Methodist Church. (Photo: E. A. de Oliveira, NEWz)

The Tragedy of Excessively Imprisoning Black Youth Before Trials

Posted Maio 11th, 2008 by Anonymous
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The following commentary has been condensed from its original version in the Bay State Banner.

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