Saturday, June 30, 2012

Race & Politics and "Show Me Your Papers"


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Race & Politics: 
Has Race Infiltrated Politics For The First Black President?
  President Obama has received an unprecedented degree of ridicule and criticism for his policies, initiatives and administration.  We'll examine the role race and racism has played in the attacks against Obama's Affordable Care Act and in the Fast and Furious case. Featuring:
Judy Lubin
Political Commentator and President of Public Square Communications



"Show Me Your Papers"

The Supreme Court recently ruled on Arizona's SB 1070 bill upholding  the "Show Me Your Papers" provision which requires law enforcement officials to ask suspected immigrants about their citizenship status.  Protesters have  renamed the law "Juan Crow" in respect to the Jim Crow Laws of the South. We'll talk about how this law will affect the Latino population in Arizona. Featuring:
Ted Hesson, Online Editor at the Long Island Wins

This week on "The Quickie," we'll give you a quick break down on how the Affordable Health Care Act how it will help and affect your health care.

And, on a lighter note, we'll be talking about the latest, funniest and quirkiest news headlines during the 
"News Round Up"


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