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Hate does not emerge in a vacuum writes the editorial staff of El Diario/La Prensa [translated by New America Media]. Nor could it thrive there, we might add. While many collude to bring about positive change, they face opposition from others who have coalesced to propagate negativity on a large scale. As of late, it is the Latino community catching the hate that has been unleashed upon the immigrant community.

There is great danger in continuing along this path of unwarranted and unchecked persecution of such a large part of such a large nation. If the shape of Web 2.0, the success of open source software, the might of Barack Obama's grassroots campaign, and the reality of the new global world we live in has taught us anything, it is that everything is interconnected, and our strengths lie in working together. 

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Though he had been an untouchable in India, Selvaraj had fortunately never been the target of... Read More


Kamau is founder and executive director of The African Immigrants and Refugees Foundation. She gives her views on the violence in Kenya in a February 5, 2008 NPR interview. Read More

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