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A look at Brown v. Board, 50 years later
May 21, 2004Commentary On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that the segregation of African American children in schools was unconstitutional, in effect restoring the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, which freed enslaved Africans. It also...
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OSHA overhaul
May 21, 2004Commemorating Workers Memorial Day April 28, Senators Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Jon Corzine (D-N.J.) called for congressional action to respond to the more than 60,000 workers who die each year of job-related injuries and illnesses.
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What Russians think
May 21, 2004What has alarmed the dean of anti-Soviet academics, the famous Richard Pipes of Harvard University?
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Iowa author tells The Truth in latest book
May 14, 2004Book review The Truth By Mike Palecek Writers Publishing Cooperative, 2003, paperback, 234 pp, $16.95. To order call (888) 874-6904 or visit www.essentialbooks.com. Against the backdrop of history, we have the story of a small-town mailman...
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Every Mothers Son
May 14, 2004Film reviewEvery Mother’s Son “In the winter of 1994, police killings were on our minds because they were so much a part of our environment in New York City,” directors Kelly Anderson and Tami Gold explained...
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