Sunday, November 22, 2009

racism

Officer Suspended for Calling Henry Louis Gates a 'Jungle Monkey'

A Boston police officer apologizes for using the term to describe the Harvard professor. more >>

Who's Right: Henry Louis Gates or the Arresting Police Officer?

Did race play a role in the incident? more >>

Racial Tensions Stirred by Henry Louis Gates Arrest Could Grow

Hopefully, the matter doesn't become a clash of larger proportions. more >>

Harvard Prof Arrested in His Own Home

Was the prominent black professor a victim of racial profiling? more >>

In Recession, Age Discrimination Is More Prominent Than Racism

As Obama's election shows, racism is out the door. Ageism is sadly here to stay. more >>

Detroit's Racial Intolerance: John Conyers' Wife Banishes White Witnesses

Detroit City Council shows the city has moved towards intolerance in the years since 1965. more >>

Police Investigate Segregationist Signs at Kennesaw State

Placed over water fountains, one sign read "whites only" and the other, "blacks only." more >>

Practice Spreading Tolerance

Obama’s presidential win is a sign of progress, but it also could lead to conflict. more >>

Murtha Overcomes 'Racist' Gaffe to Win Re-Election in Pennsylvania

The long-serving Democrat had said many in western Pennsylvania would not vote for a black man. more >>

Quinnipiac Dismisses Three Students Over Harassing Phone Calls

Police say calls and writings on dorm room doors were racially charged. more >>

Lesson of the 2008 Election Is That Sexism Is Still More Pervasive Than Racism

The sexism has been worse than the racism in this campaign. more >>

Is John McCain Counting on the Bradley Effect in Pennsylvania?

Why the focus on Pennsylvania? Why not fight for closer states? more >>

Race, Racism, and the Media in the John McCain-Barack Obama Election

Some in the media have been more responsible in how they deal with issues of race. more >>

Barack Obama and John McCain Through the Looking Glass—Racism at Work?

Suppose the two candidates switched résumés? more >>

Cut Taxes? That's Racism!

These people are kidding, right? Right? more >>

Race in the Obama-McCain Presidential Race—Being a Racist Is Officially a Luxury

Tales from the campaign trail—why Obama is ahead in Pennsylvania more >>

The Obama-McCain X Factor—Racism—Means a Long Election Night Awaits

What role will race play in the 2008 presidential elections? more >>

Barney Frank's Fannie and Freddie Racism Regarding the Financial Crisis

There's plenty of blame to go around on the financial crisis—but criticism isn't racism. more >>

Racism Could Hurt Obama in Pennsylvania

Voters in Media, Pa., say racism is a frequent topic of conversation. more >>

Charges That Racism Could Doom Obama's Candidacy Are Unfair

The American people are willing to give Obama a chance. more >>

NYC High School Student Researches Hugging

Her experiment was designed to explore subconscious racism. more >>

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