The Greatest Fear
JAY BOOKMAN, Atlanta Journal-Constitution Greatest fear isn’t terrorists, it’s change Published on: 11/15/04 Democrats and Republicans don’t agree about a lot, but they do agree that fear played a major role in the 2004...
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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...
The Political Conversion of New York’s Evangelicals
The Political Conversion of New York’s Evangelicals The New York Times November 14, 2004 By ANDREA ELLIOTT The signs are all around. Storefront churches dot the commercial landscapes of the Bronx and Queens. Twice...
from the Far Left: How White Liberals Became a New Racial Minority
Welcome to the Club How White Liberals Became a New Racial Minority By ROBERT OSCAR LOPEZ So you log on to the NPR web site, and you glance over the U.S. map from November...
Unspoken fear among Hispanics
Unspoken fear among Hispanics By Jose R. Martinez The Denver Post Colorado Voices columnist Wednesday, November 03, 2004 – The fear of divide-and-conquer is primal, especially when a weak group takes on a powerful...
The Skin Game
THE SKIN GAME – The Chicago Tribune DO WHITE VOTERS LIKE BARACK OBAMA BECAUSE `HE’S NOT REALLY BLACK’? By Don Terry October 24, 2004 My father was ahead of his time. He theorized that...
Senate debate gets personal
Senate debate gets personal: Obama, Keyes exchange fighting words on morals, race, religion By John Chase and Liam Ford Tribune staff reporters October 22, 2004 In a discussion of the significance of race in...