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Why 16.5 percent joblessness among African-Americans hardly rates a mention. Despair has become banal.
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January’s employment numbers are encouraging—and the White House hopes new support for small business will turn the tide.
The Jobs Are Coming Back—But Are They Black? -
Rama Yade Soars in France, new civil rights chief talks tough, Daley widens the Net, and Guinea's junta accused.
France's New Black Star, U.S. Justice Toughens Stand on Hate Crimes, Chicago's Daley Widens Net, Guinea Junta Condemned -
NEWS STAND: Health Care Advances, Death Sentences Drop, Minority Farmers Sue, French Debate IdentityHealth Care Advances, Death Sentences Drop, Minority Farmers Sue, French Debate Identity
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D.C.'s Council OKs same-sex marriage, banana war ends, France struggles with racism, and secret radio habits.
D.C. OKs Same-Sex Marriage, Yes to Bananas, Non to Racism, Soft Radio -
The divide widens between rich and poor in Copenhagen, Native American gangs on the reservation, New York governor closes the purse, and Houston's gay mayor.
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Study: Racial Disparities Apparent in 401ks -
Obama's election has changed many things, but not everything...
Blacks Say Race Relations Haven't Improved -
I envy the protestors in Iran. I envy their relentlessness. And I feel black Americans can re-learn a thing or two about the power of unflinching protest.
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The bill, giving the FDA the right to regulate cigarette products, is seen as discriminatory...
Tobacco Bill Focuses on Menthol Cigarettes
