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• Web database tracks slave trips from Africa (December 6, 2008;Errin Haines;SS;—, South Florida Sun-Sentinel,, by....)
• Religion, Identity and Mideast Peace (September 23, 2005;Rabbi David Rosen;NYT;—The 10th Annual Templeton Lecture on Religion and World Affairs RELIGION, IDENTITY AND MIDEAST PEACE by David Rosen is the Director of Inter-religious Affairs for the American Jewish Committee in Jerusalem....)
• Armenian Immigrants Recall a 90-Year-Old Tragedy (April 23, 2005;Corey Kilgannon;NYT;—By COREY KILGANNON () 1004 words Published: in the New York Times A cheery sign in the New York Armenian Home in Flushing, Queens, yesterday informed its elderly residents in colorful letters of the current date, seaso...)
• Toward a Unified Theory of Black America (March 20, 2005;NYT;—The New York Times > Magazine > var google_hints = "Blacks,Economics,Discrimination,Harvard+University"; var google_ad_channel = "ar_magazine"; Toward a Unified Theory of Black America By STEPHEN J. DUBNER oland G....)
• Delray grapples with calls for review board (March 13, 2005;Antigone Barton;PBP;—DELRAY BEACH —...)
• Black Migration, Both Slave and Free (February 2, 2005;Felicia R. Lee ;NYT;—By FELICIA R....)
• Hajj (January 19, 2005;The Associated Press ;NYT;—Top Saudi Cleric Blasts Attacks on Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Filed at 6:47 p.m....)
• Leaving The Brothel Behind (January 19, 2005;Nicholas D. Kristof ;NYT;—Leaving the Brothel Behind By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF ATTAMBANG, Cambodia A year ago, a pimp handed me a quivering teenage girl....)
• Tribes Heed Natures Voice (January 5, 2005;Neelesh Misra;SS;—Tribes heed nature's voice The Associated Press PORT BLAIR, India + Two days after a tsunami thrashed the island where his ancestors have lived for tens of thousands of years, a tribesman stood naked on the beach and l...)
• Charter Schools Fall Short (November 23, 2004;Sam Dillon And Diana Jean Schemo;NYT;—in Public Schools Matchup By SAM DILLON and D...)
• Festival Of Lights (November 11, 2004;James D. Davis;SS;—S....)
• Yang Huanyi (October 6, 2004;Douglas Martin;NYT;—, Last User of a Secret Code, Dies By DOUGLAS MARTIN ang Huanyi, the last woman to communicate secretly with others in a rare script used exclusively by women, died Sept. 20 in her home in Hunan Province, China....)
• Mayan Life 500 Years (August 23, 2004;Catherine Elton;NYT;—500 Tragic Years of Mayan Life, Shown in an Exhibition of Outreach and Hope By CATHERINE ELTON UATEMALA CITY, Aug....)
• Underground Railroad Freedom Center (August 18, 2004;Edward Rothstein;NYT;—MUSEUM REVIEW Slavery's Harsh History Is Portrayed in Promised Land By EDWARD ROTHSTEIN INCINNATI - Gaze out the southern windows of the National and it is easy to see why this new museum devoted to slavery and r...)
• Barack Obama (July 29, 2004;Randal C. Archibold;NYT;—THE ILLINOIS CANDIDATE Day After, Keynote Speaker Finds Admirers Everywhere By RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLD OSTON, July 28 - The next day, owned the town....)
• Running 3,100 Miles, and Following Their Leader Every Step of the Way (July 1, 2004;Corey Kilgannon;NYT;—They're Not Heavy;...)
• Vernon J Baker (May 2, 2004;NYT;—'Beyond Glory' EYOND GLORY," adapted from Larry Smith's oral history of the same name (published by W. W. Norton), is the rare play that summons up the actual experience of fighting in a war....)
• Patching History (April 10, 2004;Felicia R. Lee;NYT;—: A Giant Who's Who of Black America By FELICIA R. LEE here are so many untold stories....)
• Starved For Safety (March 31, 2004;Nicholas D. Kristof;NYT;—OP-ED COLUMNIST Starved for Safety By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF DRĀ, Chad —...)
• More Than Money (March 2, 2004;David Brooks;NYT;—OP-ED COLUMNIST By DAVID BROOKS f the polls are to be believed, this could be the last day of John Edwards's presidential campaign. But before we bid him adieu, it's time for one last ladling of praise and blame....)
• Op-Ed Contributor: My God Is Your God (January 28, 2004;John Kearney;NYT;—OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR My God Is Your God By JOHN KEARNEY unday is one of the most important holidays in Islam: Id al-Adha, the feast celebrating Abraham's faith and willingness to sacrifice his son to God....)
• How a Goat Led a Girl Up the Path to an Education (January 25, 2004;Stephanie Strom;NYT;—How a Goat Led a Girl Up the Path to an Education By STEPHANIE STROM ORTHFIELD, Mass....)
• "The Trouble With Islam": Reform From Within (January 25, 2004;Andrew Sullivan;NYT;—'The Trouble With Islam': Reform From Within By ANDREW SULLIVAN THE TROUBLE WITH ISLAM A Muslim's Call for Reform in Her Faith. By Irshad Manji. 225 pp. New York: St. Martin's Press. $22.95....)
• Poetic Justice (January 18, 2004;Juan Williams;NYT;—By JUAN WILLIAMS n 1930, Thurgood Marshall, a lanky honors graduate fresh from Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, realized that the law school he hoped to attend did not accept black students....)
• Interfaith service in Boca fulfills the dream of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. (January 18, 2004;—Interfaith service in Boca fulfills the dream of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. By Kathy Bushouse Staff Writer BOCA RATON -- On a Sunday morning in January 1984, the Rev....)
• An Islamic Scholar With the Dual Role of Activist (January 17, 2004;Felicia R. Lee;NYT;—An Islamic Scholar With the Dual Role of Activist By FELICIA R....)
• Earth Conservation Corps, Anacostia, DC (January 16, 2004;—Bill Moyers, Now, National Public TV,....)
• Fighting Hate, Across Cultures and Generations (January 14, 2004;Corey Kilgannon;NYT;—Fighting Hate, Across Cultures and Generations By COREY KILGANNON avid Gewirtzman and Jacqueline Murekatete stood before a restless group of students at Great Neck North High School, waiting to tell their stories....)
• Increasing dialogue between S. Florida blacks, whites enhance understanding (January 12, 2004;—Increasing dialogue between S....)
• Economic Scene: Results and Lessons of America×s War on Poverty (January 8, 2004;—ECONOMIC SCENE Results and Lessons of America's War on Poverty By ALAN B. KRUEGER HIS administration today, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in America." With those words, Lyndon B....)
• "Hegemony or Survival": The Everything Explainer (January 4, 2004;Samantha Power;NYT;—HEGEMONY OR SURVIVAL America's Quest for Global Dominance. By Noam Chomsky. 278 pp. New York: Metropolitan Books/ Henry Holt & Company. $22. ince Sept....)
• America's Sugar Daddies (November 29, 2003;NYT;—ugar growers in this country, long protected from global competition, have had a great run at the expense of just about everyone else —...)
• Gary Orfield On One Florida (November 11, 2003;Douglas C. Lyons;—Gary Orfield November 11, 2003 Q. What was it about the One Florida Initiative that initially caught your eye and that of the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University? A....)
• The Organizer, Bayard Rustin (November 9, 2003;Michael Anderson;NYT Book Review;—The Organizer of the Civil Rights Movement By MICHAEL ANDERSON ayard Rustin became famous for working behind the scenes....)
• Court Drug Treatment System (November 9, 2003;Paul Von Zielbauer;NYT;—Court Treatment System Is Found to Help Drug Offenders Stay Clean By PAUL von ZIELBAUER onviolent drug offenders who complete judge-supervised treatment programs are significantly less likely to commit crimes again...)
• Our Man In Havana (November 8, 2003;Nicholas D. Kristof;NYT;—OP-ED COLUMNIST Our Man in Havana By NICHOLAS D....)
• Toshikazu Kase (November 8, 2003;James Brooke;NYT;—THE SATURDAY PROFILE A Japanese Witness to History Adroitly Survived It By JAMES BROOKE AMAKURA, Japan SEEN through the prism of old photographs that sit atop the piano in the family living room, is the Zelig of Japan...)
• Summit Will Examine S. Florida Race Divisions (November 8, 2003;Gregory Lewis & Toni Marshall;SS;—Summit will examine S. Florida race divisions By Gregory Lewis and Toni Marshall Staff Writers November 8, 2003 O.J. Simpson was guilty of murder. Broward County commissioners treated Miriam Oliphant with disrespect....)
• Miccosukee School (November 2, 2003;Karla D Shores;SS;—Miccosukee school helps preserve culture, heritage for children By Karla D....)
• Don Quixote (November 2, 2003;Carlos Fuentes;NYT Book Review;—, Sunday BOOK REVIEW DESK Tilt DON QUIXOTE By Miguel de Cervantes. Translated by Edith Grossman. 940 pp. New York: Ecco/HarperCollins Publishers. $29.95. In 2005, will be 400 years old....)
• Passing For White (November 1, 2003;David Crary;AP-SS;—By The Associated Press America is more diverse than ever and racial pride is strong, yet a new movie and b...)
• Mahathir Mohamad (October 26, 2003;David Rohde;NYT;—DON'T TREAD ON US Radical Islam Gains a Seductive New Voice By DAVID ROHDE EW DELHI —...)
• Media Overlook Foundations (October 20, 2003;Edward Wasserman;MH;—Two editors of The Portland (Ore.) Business Journal resigned recently to protest the publisher's decision to kill a feature on the expansion of the local Planned Parenthood chapter....)
• The Armenian Genocide and America's Response (October 19, 2003;Belinda Cooper;NYT Book Review;—, Sunday BOOK REVIEW DESK Human Rights Watch THE BURNING TIGRIS The Armenian Genocide and America's Response. By Peter Balakian. Illustrated. 475 pp. New York: HarperCollins Publishers. $26.95....)
• FAU study refutes Limbaugh's take on media (October 7, 2003;—Tuesday, October 7 Study refutes Limbaugh's take on media By Larry Keller, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Tuesday, Commentator Rush Limbaugh's comments on the media's supposedly kid-glove treatment of black quart...)
• Dorothy Height (October 5, 2003;—'Open Wide the Freedom Gates': She Shall Overcome By GIOIA DILIBERTO hen a new principal arrived in 1928 at the nearly all-white Rankin High School in Rankin, Pa....)
• The Force Of Better Policing (September 28, 2003;George Will;Wash.Post;—By George F. Will Washington Post, Sunday, ;...)
• U.S. Asks Muslims Why It Is Unloved. Indonesians Reply (September 27, 2003;Jane Perlez;NYT;—U.S. Asks Muslims Why It Is Unloved. Indonesians Reply. By JANE PERLEZ AKARTA, Indonesia, Sept. 26 —...)
• The Blues: A History, A Homage (September 26, 2003;Elvis Mitchell;NYT;—A History, an Homage By ELVIS MITCHELL HIS is the one thing they could never take away from black people," says the dreadlocked blues performer Corey Harris in "Feel Like Going Home," the Martin Scorsese docum...)
• Russell Simmons (September 25, 2003;Nina Siegal;SS;—Hip-hop entrepreneur discovers yoga, political activism Bloomberg News Hip-hop entrepreneur, who launched the careers of rap artists L.L....)
• Disconnected Youth, George F. Will, Wash. Post, 20030921 (September 21, 2003;George F. Will;Wash.Post;—Science is reshaping the argument about whether nature or nurture is decisive in determining human destinies and about what the answer means for social policy....)
• Anotole Broyard (September 7, 2003;Brent Staples;NYT;—Back When Skin Color Was Destiny —...)
• China Keitetsi (August 30, 2003;Marc Lacey;NYT;—A Former Child Soldier Fights Her Memories By MARC LACEY AMPALA, Uganda CHINA KEITETSI'S entire life has been a battle....)
• Marching to freedom from Florida (August 24, 2003;—By Lou Salome, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer, Sunday, WEST PALM BEACH -- "Oh, Freedom, Oh, Freedom, Oh, Freedom over me! An' befo' I'd be a slave, I'll be buried in my grave, An' go home to my Lord an' be free....)
• Blacks still suffer financial inequality (August 24, 2003;—By Jeff Ostrowski, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer, Sunday, If not for Martin Luther King Jr....)
• Bayard Rustin (August 23, 2003;—Hidden Sides, Hushed Ideals of a Civil Rights Strategist By PAUL BERMAN t the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....)
• Blacks in power too often misuse it (August 17, 2003;Cynthia Tucker;The Atlanta Constitution;—Students in Atlanta suburb used as pawns by, editorial page editor of, published August 17, 2003....)
• Intellectual/religious schism widening (August 15, 2003;—, Friday, New York Times EDITORIAL DESK Believe It, Or Not By NICHOLAS D....)
• Underprivileged kids, underqualified teachers (August 14, 2003;—Yes, parents matter, but so do teachers 11:01 PM CDT on Thursday, By RUBEN NAVARRETTE / The Dallas Morning News Ask any teacher why poor and minority students struggle with low test scores and high dropout rates, and h...)
• A Path to Helping the Poor, and His Investors (August 10, 2003;—A Path to Helping the Poor, and His Investors By HARRY HURT III HE typical New York billionaire is always asking me the same question," Alexandre de Lesseps says. " 'Why do you want to lend money to poor people?' " Mr....)
• Fertile Ground For Change (August 5, 2003; PBP;—Tuesday, August 5 King: Belle Glade 'fertile ground' for change By Rochelle Brenner and L...)
• Hanging Death In BelleGlade (August 5, 2003;By Nicole Sterghos Brochu;SS;—Martin Luther King's son to examine hanging death in Belle Glade By Nicole Sterghos Brochu Staff Writer A high-profile hanging death in a sleepy, impoverished Palm Beach County community now has captured the atten...)
• Wedded To Poverty (July 29, 2003;Michael Tanner;NYT;—Wedded to Poverty Wedded to Poverty By MICHAEL TANNER ASHINGTON There once was a time when conservatives believed in small government....)
• Stop Violence Increase Peace (July 28, 2003;Nick Madigan;NYT;—As Trial in Taped Beating Nears End in Los Angeles, Groups Join to Prevent Repeated Riots By NICK MADIGAN NGLEWOOD, Calif., July 27 —...)
• 'Racism' claim lets kids down (July 27, 2003;Cynthia Tucker;The Atlanta Constitution;—by, editorial page editor of, published July 27, 2003. In the summer before my eighth-grade year, my mother handed me a vocabulary book and announced that I would spend that summer learning new words....)
• Is Race Real? (July 11, 2003;Nicholas D. Kristof;NYT;—By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF XFORD, England I had my DNA examined by a prominent genetic specialist here, and what do you know! It turns out I'm African-American....)
• War Cost Brings Democrat Anger (July 11, 2003;David Firestone And Thom Shanker;NYT;—War's Cost Brings Democratic Anger By DAVID FIRESTONE and THOM SHANKER ASHINGTON, July 10 — The Pentagon's new estimate that military costs for Iraq would average $3....)
• Breaking Away (July 10, 2003;Bob Herbert;NYT;—aroline Jhingory had been warned but she was still surprised — and hurt — when some of her lifelong friends turned on her the way they did. Ms. Jhingory is a 22-year-old black woman from Washington, D.C....)
• How a Seed-Money Loan of $60 Turned Melanie Pico Into an Entrepreneur (July 8, 2003;AndrĀS Martinez;NYT;—How a Seed-Money Loan of $60 Turned Melanie Pico Into an Entrepreneur By ANDRĀS MARTINEZ ALINAN, the Philippines It is hard to imagine that there's anything cutting-edge about this hardscrabble town on the Phili...)
• Civil Rights, the Sequel (July 7, 2003;Bob Herbert;NYT;—By BOB HERBERT t's been more than 30 years since Whitney Young Jr. died and his name is no longer particularly well known, which is a shame. Mr....)
• What Every Person Should Know About War (July 6, 2003;Robert Pinsky;NYT;—'': Frequently Asked Questions By ROBERT PINSKY WHAT EVERY PERSON SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WAR By Chris Hedges. 175 pp. New York: Free Press. Paper, $11....)
• Ethnic Museums Abounding (July 4, 2003;Joseph Berger;NYT;—By JOSEPH BERGER ew York City makes it possible to see much of the world without ever leaving the city. Everyone knows about the teeming variety of ethnic neighborhoods....)
• Bright, Eager, and Willing to Cheat (July 2, 2003;Sara Rimer;NYT;—July 2, 2003, Wednesday METROPOLITAN DESK Finding That Today's Students Are Bright, Eager and W...)
• Selected Events in Affirmative Action History (June 29, 2003;NYT;—Affirmative Actions: The Selective History of an American Idea arch 6, 1961 President John F....)
• Into Africa, NYT editorial (June 28, 2003;NYT;—Into Africa o the delight of its liberal critics, the Bush administration has taken a constructive interest in the problems of Africa. Mr....)
• Lester Maddox, Segregationist and Georgia Governor, Dies at 87 (June 26, 2003;Richard Severo;NYT;—Lester Maddox, Segregationist and Georgia Governor, Dies at 87 By RICHARD SEVERO ester Maddox, the Atlanta restaurant owner and a...)
• Major Legal Events in Affirmative Action (June 24, 2003;—CHRONOLOGY:, from the New York Times,....)
• Maynard H. Jackson Jr., First Black Mayor of Atlanta, Dies at 65 (June 24, 2003;David M. Halbfinger;NYT;—Maynard H. Jackson Jr., First Black Mayor of Atlanta, Dies at 65 By DAVID M. HALBFINGER TLANTA, June 23 — Maynard H. Jackson Jr....)
• Where Religion Has Carried Black Americans (June 24, 2003;Margo Jefferson;NYT;—Where Religion Has Carried Black Americans By MARGO JEFFERSON he television documentary has become an epic form: tales of nations, civilizations and art forms....)
• Buddhist monks travel to S. Florida to dedicate temple (June 16, 2003;Peter Bernard;SS;—Staff Writer Seven years of waiting came to an end Sunday after four days of celebration and s...)
• Examining Terrorism's Roots and Taking Aim at Its Myths (June 14, 2003;Benjamin Schwarz;NYT;—Examining Terrorism's Roots and Taking Aim at Its Myths By BENJAMIN SCHWARZ he study of terrorism has long been one of the more intellectually suspect fields of academic (and quasi-academic) endeavor....)
• Movies That Begin Where the Wars Won't End (June 13, 2003;Stephen Holden;NYT;—June 13, 2003, Friday MOVIES, PERFORMING ARTS/WEEKEND DESK CRITIC'S CHOICE/Film; By STEPHEN HOLDEN () 593 words A hero can be someone who desperately tries to save the day but fails. Such a man is Lt. Gen....)
• Sons of Mississippi, A Story of Race and Its Legacy (June 8, 2003;Brent Staples;NYT;—, Sunday BOOK REVIEW DESK Sins of the Fathers SONS OF MISSISSIPPI A Story of Race and Its Legacy. By Paul Hendrickson. Illustrated. 343 pp. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $26....)
• Zaha Hadid's Urban Mothership (June 8, 2003;Herbert Muschamp;NYT;—June 8, 2003, Sunday ARTS AND LEISURE DESK ART/ARCHITECTURE;...)
• In the Affluent Suburbs, an Invisible Race Gap (June 4, 2003;Michael Winerip;NYT;—In the Affluent Suburbs, an Invisible Race Gap By MICHAEL WINERIP APLEWOOD, N.J. ACROSS America, there may be two or three dozen suburban school districts similar to this one, towns like Evanston, Ill.;...)
• A Weaving of Myth and Movement, With the Audience Helping (May 29, 2003;Jennifer Dunning;NYT;—A Weaving of Myth and Movement, With the Audience Helping By JENNIFER DUNNING anceAfrica has gradually become as much performance art as dance. The annual festival, now in its 26th year, has proved its point....)
• An Often Misunderstood and Marginalized Category of Art (May 27, 2003;Holland Cotter;NYT;—An Often Misunderstood and M...)
• U. S. Military Strategy Vindicated (April 10, 2003;R.W. Apple Jr.;NYT;—A High Point in 2 Decades of U.S. Might Tyler Hicks/The New York Times American troops watched the Ministry of Transportation burn. By R.W. APPLE Jr. ASHINGTON, April 9 —...)
• Driver Is Charged With Hate Crime (April 1, 2003;Jon Burstein;SS;—DRIVER IS CHARGED WITH HATE CRIME ; BLACK WORKER HIT IN GOLF COMMUNITY South Florida Sun - Sentinel; Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; April 1, 2002; Staff Writer; Copyright 2002 by the Sun-Sentinel....)
• PS20 (March 26, 2003;Michael Winerip;NYT;—UBLIC SCHOOL 20 on the Lower East Side of Manhattan is one of the poorest elementary schools in America (99 percent free lunches), but also one of the most thrilling....)
• Daniel Patrick Moynihan (March 26, 2003;The Associated Press;NYT;—ASHINGTON -- Former Sen., a New York City shoe shine boy who became an iconoclastic scholar-politician and served four terms in the Senate, died Wednesday. He was 76. The New York Democrat and former U.N....)
• How a Nightmare Began and Might Continue (March 25, 2003;Nancy Ramsey;NYT;—, Tuesday THE ARTS/CULTURAL DESK : TELEVISION REVIEW;...)
• Prayer and Health, from Parade Magazine (March 23, 2003;Dianne Hales;Parade Magazine;—In this week's PARADE (), writer Dianne Hales explores why more and more doctors are convinced of prayer's positive effects on mental and physical health. What do you think? Tell us in our poll....)
• A History of African-American Slaves (March 23, 2003;Charles B. Dew;NYT;—, Sunday BOOK REVIEW DESK Many Thousands Gone GENERATIONS OF CAPTIVITY. By Ira Berlin. Illustrated. 374 pp. Cambridge, Mass: The Belknap Press/Harvard University Press. $29.95....)
• Think of Elizabeth as a Slave (March 22, 2003;PBP;—Think of Elizabeth as a slave By Stebbins Jefferson, Palm Beach Post Columnist Saturday, For nine months, the length of time between conception and b...)
• Righteous Among Nations (March 18, 2003;Martin Gilbert;NYT;—, Tuesday THE ARTS/CULTURAL DESK BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Thwarting the Nazi Doom Machine By WALTER LAQUEUR THE RIGHTEOUS The Unsung Heroes of the Holocaust Illustrated. 529 pages. Henry Holt. $35....)
• Libeskind Design Chosen for Rebuilding at Ground Zero (February 27, 2003;Edward Wyatt;NYT;—Libeskind Design Chosen for Rebuilding at Ground Zero By EDWARD WYATT n the end, it was not so much about architecture, about solemn memorial pits or soaring gardens in the sky....)
• The Future at Ground Zero (February 24, 2003;editorial;NYT;—ater this week we'll know which of the two designs for the World Trade Center site has been selected, the one by Studio Daniel Libeskind or the one by the Think team, which includes the architects Rafael Vi˜oly and F...)
• A New Vision for Ground Zero Beyond Mainstream Modernism (February 23, 2003;Marvin Trachtenberg;NYT;—A New Vision for Ground Zero Beyond Mainstream Modernism By MARVIN TRACHTENBERG EBUILDING the World Trade Center site — ground zero, with all its apocalyptic implications —...)
• Amandla (February 19, 2003;A. O. Scott;NYT;—The Sounds and Rhythms That Helped Bring Down Apartheid By A. O....)

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