- Rebecca Ford is a freelance print and online journalist based in Los Angeles. She has written for Metromix, Deadline Hollywood Daily, Los Angeles Magazine, Ms. Magazine and Hollywood Patch, among others. She enjoys writing about entertainment, pop culture and travel.
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Tag Archives: president
Yes we did.
When I saw him speak in person, I was shocked by his genuine optimism and love for this country and its people. He spoke with a power and a purpose I have never seen in a human being. But what I … Continue reading
Power to the First People
My article from my summer fellowship, News 21, finally made it into High Country News. Native Americans are poised to swing some Western battleground states by Rebecca Ford ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. The phones are down in Sonny Weahkee’s cluttered office on … Continue reading
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Tagged american indians, native americans, new Mexico, politics, president, presidential election, sage council, swing states
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Liar, Liar pants on fire
I’ve been out of the country more times than vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. And that was BEFORE the news discovered that she’s actually been exaggerating her ONE overseas trip. According to news reports, she actually DID NOT go into Iraq. … Continue reading
This is our moment
When I talk to my parents and grandparents, They remind me That I never lived in a world Before the internet, Before itunes, iphones and ipods, Before people of all color could go to school together. I missed Martin Luther King … Continue reading
Obama Talks Health at Latino Convention
SAN DIEGO, Calif.–During a speech emphasizing his shared values with the Latino community, Barack Obama unveiled another aspect of his health care plan at the annual convention of the National Council of La Raza, the largest Latino civil rights … Continue reading
Vying for Native American Votes
ALBUQUERQUE — Native American voters, often treated as an afterthought in presidential elections, are receiving an unprecedented amount of attention from both presidential candidates this year in the battleground state of New Mexico. It’s a development nearly two decades in … Continue reading
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Tagged Albuquerque, election, native american, native americans, new Mexico, petroglyphs, politics, preservation, president
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