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Saying, not showing: a righteous indictment of post-9/11 immigrant policies says there's a complicated tale to be told, but it doesn't deliver the goods.(CITYLIT)

LIKE CARDBOARD CUTOUTS: That's how author Tram Nguyen describes the portrayal of immigrants since 9/11--particularly when they're from Islamic...
City Limits, 11/01/05 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
The hunting of Dr. Craft: a child therapist is jailed after the law decides he took the wrong pictures.

The snapshots of Dr. Robert Bruce Craft living a normal life are too dated to show what he looks like now. Pictures from the 1990s depict a man...
Nation, The, 01/10/05 by Jackson, Judy; Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Underground justice: domestic violence groups create their own protection system for immigrants, far from cops and courts.(INSIDETRACK)

BEFORE 29-YEAR-OLD Anjelita Bangali and her family immigrated from Guyana to the Bronx two years ago, she went to the beach with her husband and...
City Limits, 12/01/04 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Adios, Nueva York: as New York gets unbearably pricey, tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans are heading for the hinterlands to find el sueno americano. But it's not so easy to leave the old city behind.

Squint and you could be in Bushwick, the South Bronx or East Harlem. Unsquint and you're in a place once known--to old-timers' delight and...
City Limits, 09/01/04 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Where's the work?(First Hand)

I'LL BE 16 LATER THIS YEAR and I go to the School for International Studies, in Brooklyn. School finishes June 17, and I want to buy stuff on my...
City Limits, 06/01/04 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Working our nerves: one culture's flip-out is another's catharsis.(The Puerto Rican Syndrome )(Book Review)

The Puerto Rican Syndrome By Patricia Gherovici Other Press, 320 pages, $30 TWO YEARS AGO, a middle-aged friend of mine in Washington...
City Limits, 04/01/04 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication

Insecure security.(Firsthand)(Interview)

JONATHAN SAWYER: Before the mayor's list came out [naming Canarsie High as one of the city's 10 most dangerous schools] I never really felt...
City Limits, 03/01/04 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Miracle on 33rd street.

This Christmas, poor New Yorkers will send more than 200,000 letters to the North Pole. More affluent New Yorkers will intercept them at...
City Limits, 12/01/03 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Keeping it real: a collection of first-person narratives bypasses pathos to illustrate immigration's rich complexities.(City Lit)(Book Review)

Crossing the BLVD: Strangers, Neighbors, Aliens in a New America By Warren Lehrer and Judith Sloan W.W. Norton & Company, 400 pages, $35 ...
City Limits, 11/01/03 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication
Buying a piece of hell: thousands of New Yorkers have relocated to the Poconos seeking bargain homes--and found themselves embroiled in a mass real-estate ripoff.

On a Saturday afternoon in early September in the Pocono Mountains town of East Stroudshurg, the air and sky seemed cleaner than they ever do in...
City Limits, 11/01/03 by Nathan, Debbie · More from publication

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Article Results (Showing 1 - 10 of 26) RSS Alert

Saying, not showing: a righteous indictment of post-9/11 immigrant policies says there's a complicated tale to be told, but it doesn't deliver the goods.(CITYLIT)

The hunting of Dr. Craft: a child therapist is jailed after the law decides he took the wrong pictures.

Underground justice: domestic violence groups create their own protection system for immigrants, far from cops and courts.(INSIDETRACK)

Adios, Nueva York: as New York gets unbearably pricey, tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans are heading for the hinterlands to find el sueno americano. But it's not so easy to leave the old city behind.

Where's the work?(First Hand)

Working our nerves: one culture's flip-out is another's catharsis.(The Puerto Rican Syndrome )(Book Review)

Insecure security.(Firsthand)(Interview)

Miracle on 33rd street.

Keeping it real: a collection of first-person narratives bypasses pathos to illustrate immigration's rich complexities.(City Lit)(Book Review)

Buying a piece of hell: thousands of New Yorkers have relocated to the Poconos seeking bargain homes--and found themselves embroiled in a mass real-estate ripoff.

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