Column Creates Rumblings Along Racial Fault Line
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Two black ministers, an Asian newspaper publisher, a rabbi and an imam gathered with other members of a rainbow-type coalition at the Third Baptist Church in San Francisco and peered into a brace of television cameras. In earnest tones, they proclaimed their abiding tolerance for...
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Within minutes of posting a story on CNN's homepage called "Gender or race: Black women voters face tough choices in South Carolina," readers reacted quickly and angrily.
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A list inserted in a New Jersey magazine has drawn an ethnic panelÂs rebuke over how far lawyers can go to promote themselves.
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The presence of an African American and a woman at the front of the race for the Democratic U.S. presidential nomination is shaking up the politics of identity in unpredictable ways, analysts said.
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By Robin Farmer, Richmond Times-Dispatch  Feb. 14--As Black History Month unfolds for the 32nd year with various activities here and nationwide, supporters and critics continue to discuss its relevance.
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Readers sound off on the latest headlines.
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School saga is inflaming old divides between ethnic groups.
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LUIS ARAGONÃS yesterday attempted to draw a line under the controversy surrounding his racist comments caught on camera last month.
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By Doris Hajewski, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Mar.
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There's a little bit of a Donnybrook developing over a column written in the New York Post a couple of weeks ago.
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It does the job of marking the ascendancy of black Americans
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By Katy Stech, The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.  Feb.
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Ever since we got into the thick of the presidential race, reporters, anchors, pundits, columnists and writers have spent a considerable amount of time on the fact that nearly 50 percent of the people who will vote in the South Carolina primary are black.
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By Scott Leith, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution  Feb.
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Comment is free: Hugh Muir: A survey of black opinion suggests prejudice has got worse, and solutions must come from within.
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The headline "A White Tornado" in the  Chicago Tribune this week referred to white American sprinter  Jeremy Wariner's 400-meter Olympic victory, but the wording  touched off American sensitivities over race.
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Sen. George Allen's use of the word "macaca" for a young man of Indian descent forced him to spend the past six weeks disputing claims that his past is littered with racist language and a fondness for Confederate symbols. On Thursday, the furor came full circle when the Sons of Confederate Veterans turned on Allen.