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• Movie Review: Race Stains La Marre’s Color of the Cross

  The focus is so heavy on race that there is barely any mention to Jesus’ actual teachings or purpose, only that he is being persecuted due to his skin color.

  Review by Clayton Perry — on Mar 13, 2007

• American Idolatry and Its Double Standards

  However unfortunate for some, everyone is not able to skate over their transgressions without being reprimanded.

  Opinion by Clayton Perry — on Mar 13, 2007

• Misplaced Protest in the Black Community

  Mobilization against blatantly racist attacks is a necessity, but the same level of anger should be expressed towards other issues contributing to the black community's collapse.

  Opinion by Clayton Perry — on Mar 05, 2007

• More Than Black History Month Is Needed

  How can appreciation for black contributions to America be reached if black history is not deemed significant enough to make inroads inside the American schoolroom?

  Opinion by Clayton Perry — on Mar 02, 2007

• Rehabilitating Hate?

  What is homophobe rehab? Is it effective? And why is their no rehab for racists? Or is there? And if there is, why didn’t Kramer go? So many questions!

  Opinion by Clayton Perry — on Feb 28, 2007

• Beyond Affirmative Action: What’s the Real Issue?

  However disheartening, in a world of limited resources, to equate two groups often requires that one group is taken from while the other is given to.

  Opinion by Clayton Perry — on Feb 26, 2007

• Making Things Worse: International Aid and Development Policies in Africa

  Why are there countless international aid efforts toward poverty alleviation, yet poverty is still as strong as it has ever been and getting worse?

  Opinion by Clayton Perry — on Feb 24, 2007