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How much do you know about Oscar?
February 11, 2005When the first Academy Awards were handed out on May 16, 1929, movies had just begun to talk. That first ceremony took place during a banquet held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. The attendance was 250...
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Jim Crow hangs on in Alabama
February 11, 2005OPINION The biggest disappointment in the 2004 elections was the so-called victory of the Bush administration. Another disappointment for progressives was that ultra-right Republicans strengthened their control of the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives....
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Death pitch should have outraged Black leaders
February 11, 2005OPINION Someone should have walked out of the room over this. When President George W. Bush cobbled together a handpicked group of Black religious and community leaders for a chat at the White House, he tried...
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Californians fighting privatization on two fronts
February 11, 2005OPINION The Alliance of Retired Americans and its California affiliate CARA, along with the entire labor movement, are part of a broad and growing national coalition determined to uphold Social Security against the intense attack being...
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EDITORIALS
February 11, 2005Trillions in red ink President George W. Bush’s 2006 budget resorts to so many accounting tricks it reads like the annual corporate report of Enron or WorldCom. Robert Greenstein, director of the widely respected Center on...
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