Newsday’s November 2, 2004 coverage of “Cinnamon Girl” examines the intense debate surrounding Prince’s controversial music video. Niraj Warikoo reports on its post-9/11 themes, the discrimination faced by its central character and the disputed imagined airport attack, while preserving both criticism of the imagery and support for the video’s portrayal of Arab-American experiences. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS FEATURE DETAILS Artist: Prince Publication: Newsday Publication Date: Novemb

Released in the UK on November 8, 2004, Cinnamon Girl was the second commercially available single from Musicology. The European CD was distinguished from the earlier North American edition by a completely different supporting programme, adding United States Of Division and audio and video versions of Dear Mr. Man recorded live at Webster Hall. DETAIL / INFORMATION DETAIL INFORMATION Artist Prince Title Cinnamon Girl UK Release Date November 8, 2004 USA Release Date September

Two days after similar reporting appeared in Montreal, the Arizona Daily Star carried Niraj Warikoo’s report on the controversy surrounding Prince’s “Cinnamon Girl” video. The article examines the video’s provocative imagined airport attack alongside its wider themes of post-9/11 racism, prejudice and Arab-American identity. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS FEATURE DETAILS Artist: Prince Publication: Arizona Daily Star Publication Date: November 3, 2004 Location: Tucson, Arizona Section: I

The November 1, 2004 edition of Montreal’s The Gazette examines the debate surrounding Prince’s “Cinnamon Girl” video. The report focuses on the video’s depiction of prejudice against an Arab-American schoolgirl and a controversial imagined airport attack, while also presenting sharply divided contemporary reactions to Prince’s attempt to provoke discussion about post-9/11 racism. FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS FEATURE DETAILS Artist: Prince Publication: The Gazette Publication Date: Nov