The Rice controversy – more
What you do with success is what matters Dawn Turner Trice November 29, 2004 In last Monday’s column I wrote about a discussion I had with a good friend. She wondered why many of...
Author: A.D. Powell
Damned if you do and damned if you don’t
Entering the colorblind zone 11/29/04 Chicago Tribune Observations from someone who’s been there: Welcome to racism when you’re biracial By Alysia Tate. Alysia Tate is the editor and publisher of The Chicago Reporter, a...
A Hunt Turns Tragic, and Two Cultures Collide
A Hunt Turns Tragic, and Two Cultures Collide The New York Times November 28, 2004 By STEPHEN KINZER and MONICA DAVEY The two gatherings, less than 200 miles apart, seemed to be separated by...
L.I. Clash on Immigrants Is Gaining Political Force
L.I. Clash on Immigrants Is Gaining Political Force The New York Times November 29, 2004 By PATRICK HEALY Everywhere Steve Levy went last year in his successful campaign for Suffolk County executive, he said,...
Alabama Vote Opens Old Racial Wounds
Alabama Vote Opens Old Racial Wounds School Segregation Remains a State Law as Amendment Is Defeated The Washington Post By Manuel Roig-Franzia Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, November 28, 2004; Page A01 TUSCALOOSA, Ala....
Banned in Boston: American Indians, but Only for 329 Years
Banned in Boston: American Indians, but Only for 329 Years The New York Times November 25, 2004 By KATIE ZEZIMA It is a prejudicial, archaic concept that prohibited Native Americans from entering a city...
In South Africa, Denial Is a Form of Protection
AIDS Unawareness: In South Africa, Denial Is a Form of Protection The New York Times November 28, 2004 By ROGER COHEN GUGULETU, South Africa – This is a poor and dust-blown place where love...