Discrimination and Civil Rights

Equality Wins While A Dream Dies

December 19, 2010
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Equality Wins While A Dream Dies

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The Pop Star and the Politician

September 18, 2010
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The Pop Star and the Politician

For those of you who know me, I don’t listen to pop music, hip hop/R&B, or anything really mainstream for that matter; I prefer classical music and classic rock, with some very obscure sub-genres thrown in there and whatnot.  Therefore, I’m not sure what’s more surprising: me discussing Lady Gaga, or the fact that she…

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In Defense of The Constitution

August 13, 2010
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In Defense of The Constitution

By now, I’m sure you’ve heard of the Cordoba House, the name of the proposed mosque and community center near Ground Zero.  What began as a simple local zoning matter became the latest flash point in our post-9/11 society almost overnight.  What’s striking to me isn’t the fact that some religious organization wants to build…

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A Conclusion to the Mother’s Bar Controversy

October 30, 2009
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Mother's Nightclub officially accepted the terms of the settlement offered by the students of Washington University in St. Louis. Will it actually work?

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The Latest On the Mother’s Bar Incident

October 26, 2009
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Tonight there was a town hall forum on what the next steps in the response to the discrimination against six Washington University in St. Louis students at a Chicago bar. In this post, I boil down the two-hour meeting to the bare essentials, and provide commentary of course.

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On Racism

October 26, 2009
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Last week, six African-American students were barred from entering a nightclub on their Senior Class trip, after 200 of their friends were admitted. How could the club justify its actions, and was it racism, or something else?

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