Monday, April 4, 2011 marked the 43rd anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s tragic death. Cut down in his prime by an assassin's ...
Are Americans capable of having honest dialogue on the issue of race? President Obama discussed the issue during his campaign. He went to ...
By the USA Today Editorial Staff
Two things were inevitable when America elected its first black president: One is that racists would ...
By Michael Meyers, New York Daily News
When a President's prime-time speech is interrupted by a congressman with the accusation of ...
By Elizabeth Scalia, First Things
A few months ago, during the Obama-at-Notre Dame controversy, I had a conversation with a journalist, ...
By Stuart Taylor, National Journal
Soon-to-be-Justice Sonia Sotomayor has called herself "a product of affirmative action" who was "accepted rather readily ...
By E.J. Dionne Jr., Washington Post
The problem with "teachable moments" is that the term sets up one group of people ...
Zachary Gappa and Erica Wanis talk about health care, Walter Cronkite, and affirmative action.
By Richard Thompson Ford, Slate
As many of us learned early this week, Henry Louis Gates Jr., the eminent Harvard scholar ...
By Thomas Sowell, National Review
Sometimes, when I hear about “disparities” and “inequities,” I think of a disparity that applied directly ...
