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  1. Blazing Maize: Mrs. Gannon's Tamale Pie, 1947Read the original story

    Yesterday | WNYC-AM New York

    Every morning at 8:25 AM, long after mothers had ushered their children off to school and begun the laborious task of housework, "Mrs. Gannon" chirped her greeting over the radio.

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  2. Puerto Ricans Find Coors' Toast In Poor TasteRead the original story

    Friday May 31 | WNYC-AM New York

    Community activists in New York are angry after MillerCoors placed a Puerto Rican flag on a special edition, 24-ounce beer can.

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  3. Port Of Baltimore Seeks Boost From Panama Canal ExpansionRead the original story

    May 6, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    There is constant motion around four new super-sized Chinese-made cranes as they unload cargo from a ship at the Port of Baltimore's freshly constructed Seagirt Marine Terminal.

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  4. Why An Immigration Deal Won't Solve The Farmworker ShortageRead the original story

    Apr 30, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    The Salinas Valley in Northern California grows about 80 percent of the country's lettuce, and it takes a lot of people to pick and pack it.

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  5. One NY Artist: Theater Director Meiyin WangRead the original story

    Apr 13, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    There are thousands of artists is New York City, some scratching out a living while perfecting their craft in basements or on stage.

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  6. Riches To Rags: A Comedy About Income Inequality Hits Home In MexicoRead the original story

    Apr 10, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    In its first three weeks in Mexican movie houses, the film Nosotros Los Nobles is breaking records .

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  7. Sandy Victims Here Illegally Struggle to ReboundRead the original story

    Apr 8, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    When Sandy hit, it exposed an underclass living marginal lives in basements and other rundown homes, many inhabited by people who entered the country illegally.

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  8. Drafted To Fight For The Country That Hurt HimRead the original story

    Apr 4, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    Ruben Aguilar, 85, was forcibly deported from the U.S. 80 years ago as part of a largely forgotten Mexican repatriation program run by the American government.

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  9. Mexico's Larger-Than-Life Teachers Union Chief Will Remain Behind BarsRead the original story

    Feb 27, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    Gordillo's arrest, yesterday, shocked the country. She is the president of Mexico's national teacher's union and considered the most powerful woman in the country, having the ability to sway both small, local elections and even presidential ones.

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  10. Last Chance Foods: True GritsRead the original story w/Photo

    Feb 22, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    Matt Lee and Ted Lee exhibit a Southern politeness that speaks to their background growing up in genteel Charleston, South Carolina.

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  11. Mexico's 'Crisis Of Disappearance': Families Seek AnswersRead the original story

    Feb 21, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    Maximina Hernandez says she begged her 23-year old son, Dionicio, to give up his job as a police officer in a suburb of Monterrey.

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  12. The Mexico-Canada Guest-Worker Program: A Model For The U.S.?Read the original story

    Jan 31, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    Armando Tenorio at his home in Mexico on Dec. 12, 2012. Tenorio spends most of the year working on a temporary work permit in a blueberry farm in Canada to support his family in Mexico.

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  13. Drought Causes Ripple Effect Along Mighty Mississippi RiverRead the original story

    Jan 29, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    International ships call at the busy Port of New Orleans. It's a major shipping convergence point on the Mississippi River.

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  14. Obama Speaks to "Dreamers" - Response: Deferred Action is not enoughRead the original story

    Jan 22, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    On Sunday, January 20th, President Obama was officially sworn in to his second term as president, but yesterday he shared his moment with the public at the inauguration ceremony.

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  15. Spike That Email About Welfare And Work; Fact-Checkers Say It's Not TrueRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 11, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    If you've gotten the "Death Spiral" email that's apparently been arriving in many in-boxes, here's the verdict from two major, nonpartisan fact-checkers: It is NOT true, as the email claims, that in 11 states there are more people on welfare than there are working.

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  16. Speaking More Than One Language Could Prevent Alzheimer'sRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 10, 2013 | WNYC-AM New York

    Not so long ago bilingualism was thought to be bad for your brain. But it looks more and more like speaking more than one language could help save you from Alzheimer's disease.

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