Minority Vote

Largest Asian-American PAC Endorses Obama

Natasha Chen | Posted 08.03.2008 | Home

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Natasha Chen

On Saturday the largest Asian-American political action committee, the 80-20 Initiative, formally endorsed Sen. Obama for president. They decided on t...

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Imminent Death of Down Payment Assistance for Minorities

Jeff Johnson | Posted 07.15.2008 | Politics

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Jeff Johnson

It is bad enough that homeownership rates for blacks and Latinos are close the 30 percentage points below that of whites, but the housing crisis affecting cities is threatening the vitality of neighborhoods.

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The Asian-American Minority Swing Vote

Natasha Chen | Posted 05.22.2008 | Home

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Natasha Chen

Hispanics and African Americans dominate debate of the minority vote. But Asian and Pacific Islanders, who comprise the third largest ethnic minority, could prove the decisive swing group come November.

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Poor Lou Dobbs: Latino Immigrants Will Decide Our Next President

Blake Fleetwood | Posted 02.01.2008 | Politics

Read More: George Bush, President, Cnn, Latino, Lou Dobbs, Super Tuesday, Minority Vote, Hillary Clinton, Primary, Barack Obama, Election, Hispanic, California, Politics News
Blake Fleetwood

After months and months of spewing out hate speech against Hispanics and undocumented workers, Lou Dobbs is having a fit. On his recent CNN nightly n...

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