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Heartwarming, but lacking, of civil rights.
A risky, intricate novel that speedily cycles through events, Street Sweeper reflects and expands upon what humans have been capable of doing to one another.
Interracial dating is finally being accepted in America, but why has it taken so long?
An interesting and historical look at Jackson, Mississippi and family interactions in the turbulent '60s.
What happened to the two women in the famous photograph by Will Counts?
“Equal means getting the same thing, at the same time, and in the same place.” Thurgood Marshall
Like a quilt of moving pieces, we walked together, singing songs that made my heart dance.
The people may have lost this battle, but the war is far from over. The cry of "don't touch my junk" is spreading nationwide.
Fifty years after the Freedom Rides can America again count on its youth to become the vanguard of change?
The radical right, in all its guises, pursue a full-frontal attack on progressive values.
BC Writer of the Week