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United States Dual Citizenship
By: Roger Tunsley
Applying for American citizenship requires renunciation of a prior citizenship, but US dual citizenship is recognized and legal. How is this possible? more...
U.S. Civil Rights Groups Back Public Option
In: Race & Politics
By: Leslie McCloud
The National Urban League, NAACP and the Black Leadership Forum combined efforts to rally support behind U.S. national health care reform with much success. more...
Jorge Ramos on Being Latino in the United States
By: Libby Black
Jorge Ramos provides perspective on immigration policy, the Hispanic community and how he has adapted to life in the U.S. after coming from Mexico in the '80s. more...
What Michelle Obama Means to Beauty in America
By: Sophia Russell
Is there a complexion divide? Does Michelle Obama's complexion make her a rare beauty? This issue is debated along with its impact on American society more...
The Life of Michael Eric Dyson
In: Race & Politics
By: Gaurav Bhatia
Georgi State University held the Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation to honor the recipients of the Martin Luther King Jr. more...
Teaching Using Holocaust History
In: Race & Religion
By: Karen Finch
Sixty years have passed since the end of World War II and this generation of secondary school students are the last who wil benefit from first hand Survivor testimony. more...
How to Fix the African-American Community
By: Paul Hamilton
A retooling of what is respected in the consciousness of the African-American community as a whole is not only in order and appropriate, it is long overdue. more...
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
By: Rhonda Campbell
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. responds to inequality and helps to lead America's Civil Rights Movement. more...
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Impact
By: Rhonda Campbell
Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. mounted courage and led the charge for Civil Rights throughout the United States. Impact of his achievements continues. more...
Discrimination in Colonial Era Public Education
In: Race & History
By: Leslie McCloud
Public education was invented to improve society and its citizens. African-Americans and girls, to an extent, were excluded from this process. more...
