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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    January 18, 2002

    Election battles forming Battle lines are already shaping up in the crucial 2002 elections, in which all 435 House seats and one-third of the Senate seats will be up for grabs. President Bush and the Republican...

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  • The Chicago Freedom Movement: Summer 1966

    The Chicago Freedom Movement: Summer 1966

    January 18, 2002 By Carolyn Black, Bill Appelhans And Fred Gaboury

    The impact of the 1966 Chicago Freedom Movement on the decade’s civil rights struggles was as significant as any other campaign of that era. To visit The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change,...

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  • Charlotte Gray

    Charlotte Gray

    January 12, 2002

    Charlotte Gray, directed by Gillian Armstrong, is faithful to Sabastian Faulks’ prize-winning book on which it’s based. It sharpens the roles of the key players in the German occupation of France during World War II. The...

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  • Letters

    Letters

    January 12, 2002

    Mayor’s race begins to boil African American civil rights leaders presented a list of demands for the mayoral candidates in the Jan. 19 election. Lee Alcorn and Rev. L. Charles Stovall gathered a group of reporters...

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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    January 12, 2002

    Silence is deadly The Justice Department announced a new drive to round up 6,000 Middle Eastern men out of 300,000 people who have visa violations. This dragnet based on racial profiling is yet another step in...

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