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First-Person: How Immigrants Are Coping with Georgia's Draconian New Law
A delegation of women leaders from around the country spent last week interviewing female immigrants in Georgia. These are their stories.
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Alabama's New Immigration Law Is Worse Than SB1070. Where's the Outrage?
The new immigration law in Alabama is Arizona's bill on steroids. Why don't people seem to care?
Business
Immigrants Don't Take Jobs, They Create Them: Why We Need More Immigration
The United States allows a minuscule number of immigrants into the country legally. For the sake of the economy, we need to let more in.
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Will Obama Lose the Latino Vote to Marco Rubio?
Amid rumors of a Marco Rubio VP and sagging support among Latinos, Obama needs to step up his game.
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How Arizona's Draconian Immigration Law Could Change the Entire Country
Arizona's immigration law has a good chance of being upheld by the Supreme Court.
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In an OWS Era, Americans Are Much More Aware of Class Tension
Income inequality now trumps both race and immigration as our country's biggest perceived tension.
Culture
GOOD Pictures: Immigration and Assimilation in South Central Phoenix
Eduardo Rivera's photographs invite us into people’s homes, showcasing warm kitchens and laundry hanging on the line.
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Waves Upon Waves: Arab Spring Refugees Cross the Mediterranean
From our winter issue, GOOD 025: The Next Big Thing
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The End of Assimilation: How Immigrants Are Mixing and Matching Cultures in America
A new generation of immigrants is saying goodbye to the idea that they must ditch their roots to become "real" Americans.
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'Illegals In Our Yard': Why Arizonans Still Love Sheriff Joe
Arizona's hard-line isolationism runs deeper than a few elderly racists. Welcome to Joe Arpaio country.
Lifestyle
Have Slaves Touched Your Tomatoes? 'Tomatoland' Says Yes
Take heed, caprese salad eaters: Florida's fresh tomato industry is ripe for a take-down.
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Behind Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby's Immigrant Grooms Get an Education
The Backside Learning Center offers English tutoring, computer lessons, citizenship and GED classes, tax preparation services, and legal advice.
Business
Aztec Rising: A Spanish-Language Network Makes TV Without Borders
From our winter issue, GOOD 025: The Next Big Thing
Business
What a Startup—And Their Immigrant Parents—Can Teach You About Sacrifice
You make sacrifices for the things you care about, whether that's a business or your family.
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In a Majority-Minority Nation, Numbers Aren't Everything
Minority babies outnumbered white ones for the first time last year. But numbers don't always translate to political power.
