Tells us a great deal, but not everything that we would like to know.
- Carol Kammen's Ithaca Journal column "Census of 1850 provides a glimpse of African-American life in Tompkins"
- Caille Millner's San Francisco Chronicle op-ed "The definition of political absurdity"
- Tresca Weinstein's Albany Times-Union article "Authors speak out on black gender inequities"
- Aurelio Rojas' Sacramento Bee article "Brown-on-black violence plagues south state"
- Mike Killian's Utica Observer-Dispatch commentary "Newspaper can play key role in understanding race"
- Eric Stringfellow's Jackson Clarion-Ledger column "African Americans must begin to 'discuss' HIV/AIDS"
- Rebecca Baker's Journal News article "Photographer's home could become Greenburgh landmark"
- Shirley Dang's Contra Costa Times article "A fine line between inspiration and segregation"
- David Flick's Dallas Morning News article "Ray Charles' style formed in S. Dallas home"
- Earl Kelly's Annapolis Capital article "Naval Academy struggles to recruit blacks"
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