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Editorial
Garbus, Martin | November 12, 1990 issue
And so George Bush has become only the second U.S. President to veto a civil rights bill. Republicans used to say they would oppose any civil rights bill...

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Color Blinders
Bond, Julian | August 13, 1990 issue
Supporters of the Civil Rights Act of 1990 say that racial minorities and women should have the same legal rights and remedies as old white men. Lining...

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A Civil Rights Bill for Workers
Gordon, Diana R. | July 9, 1990 issue
With forty seven sponsors in the United States Senate, including seven Republicans and an apparently solid majority of House supporters, the Civil Rights...

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Between the Races, The Past's Shadow
Fulton, Katherine | May 18, 1985 issue
The article focuses on persons who died due to racial discrimination. Charles Drew, the famous Howard University surgeon who pioneered the development of...

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Sears to U.S.: 'So's Your Old Man'
Neier, Aryeh | February 17, 1979 issue
Provides information on the lawsuit related to employment policies, filed by the company, Sears Roebuck & Co. Details of the law against mandatory...

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Another Step Bakke-Wards
Schwartz, Herman | May 26, 1979 issue
Presents a brief information about several issues related to racial discrimination in employment in the U.S. Job quota provided by Kaiser Aluminum and...

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Harry Golden
April 15, 1968 issue
In North and South Carolina today Afro-Americans work at "white men's jobs" in the textile mills. This did not come about by heart softening. It was caused...

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Editorials
November 16, 1963 issue
The article comments on various political developments and issued related to the U.S. The politics of civil rights in the 89th Congress is strange. The...

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Chicago's Bi-Party Boss
Balk, Alfred | July 1, 1961 issue
African Americans have vast voting strength. So does organized labor. Despite this, and the Democrats' thirty continuous years of domination in Chicago,...

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Law Graduates: The New Breed
Green, Mark | June 1, 1970 issue
Only a few years ago the third-year law student would trek to his chosen city to knock on law-firm doors and seek the privilege of a job. Then law firms...

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