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Elitism and Education (Part IV): Admission Office Bias Against Rural Students?

April 25, 2011

By Lisa R. Pruitt

In a prior post about Thomas Espenshade and Alexandria Walton Radford’s book, No Longer Separate, Not Yet Equal:  Race and Class in...

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False Equivalencies and the Gates Arrest, Part I

July 19, 2010

Crowley is duty-bound to keep the peace and trained to deal with conflict; Gates is a professor, he is neither obligated nor trained to keep his cool.

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Discriminatory Arizona Law Measures Nation's Racial Sensibilities

April 27, 2010

Written by: Karla McKanders

If Arizona's passing the immigration law on Friday is a measure of our nation's racial sensibilities, our country has a long way to go.  Our country...

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