The Decline of Affirmative Action The Abolitionist Examiner by Wendy McElroy July/August 2004 A year ago, on June 23rd, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of affirmative action (AA) in […]
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Kennedy: We’re one big human family Coalfield.com by Robert Baird We're all kin, Brent Kennedy says. "Not just figuratively, but literally." We come from the same source if we go […]
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Book studies Turkish, Melungeon links Coalfield.com by Robert Baird A new book by Brent Kennedy and Joseph Scolnick Jr. sheds some light on a neglected area of U.S. history – […]
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American Indians want law repeal By Jennifer Peter Associated Press As city leaders work to burnish the shine on the "new Boston" for this month's Democratic National Convention, a group […]
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Philly’s biracial Rose at ease in 2 cultures Irish Echo by Peter McDermott At elementary school, Sin??ad De Roiste always had the best answer to the question "What did you […]
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FAMILY: Embracing an amazing set of twins Richmond Times-Dispatch by Bill Lohmann June Bunker Klemmer Ellison was born in her grandfather’s home in the mountains of western North Carolina, but […]
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Experts alarmed by violent trend against foreign brides 2004/7/22 Amber Wang, TAIPEI, Taiwan The China Post With more men looking for wives in Southeast Asia and other foreign countries, experts […]
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I’m against marriage outside of one’s species Cheboygan Daily Tribune By BRUCE D. CALLANDER Many of the people who are so upset about same-sex marriage are the same ones who […]
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Formulaic ‘Touch of Pink’ is in need of a deeper shade of plot By Wesley Morris, Globe Staff July 23, 2004 Written and directed by Ian Iqbal Rashid, this is […]
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