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Green=go. Brown=stop.

Some immigrants find that one biased cop and a simple traffic stop can turn their dream into deportation.

Not all kids in ‘All Kids’

By Rolando Ithier | March 1, 2009

Obama name-ia

By Jennifer Fernicola | March 1, 2009

Letter to the editor: March-April 2009

By The Chicago Reporter | March 1, 2009

Reporter news: March-April 2009

By The Chicago Reporter | March 1, 2009

The pain of racial profiling

By Alden K. Loury and Laura Burns | March 1, 2009

Parting shot: March-April 2009

By The Chicago Reporter | March 1, 2009
Child and Family

Unintended consequences

By Alex Campbell | March 1, 2009
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Looking in the mirror

By Wade Askew | March 1, 2009
Criminal Justice

Changes elusive after profiling legislation

By The Chicago Reporter | March 1, 2009
Criminal Justice

Methodology (Driving while Latino)

By The Chicago Reporter | March 1, 2009
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