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Mildred Loving, Key Figure in Civil Rights Era, Dies

In 1967, the Supreme Court ruled in the case of Loving v. Virginia that laws against interracial marriage were unconstitutional. Mildred Loving, a black woman married to a white man, had been prosecuted under one such Virginia law in 1958…

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Apr 04

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Americans Reflect on Evolution of King’s Legacy

On the evening of April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on the balcony of a Memphis hotel, leaving the civil rights movement he led to forge its own path. A panel of analysts discuss King's complex legacy…

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Mar 27

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Election Draws Attention to Race, Religion in U.S.

The issues of race and religion have come to the forefront of Americans' minds during this election season, most recently after Sen. Barack Obama's speech last week on racial divisions in the U.S. A panel discusses how race, religion and…

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Mar 27

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Americans Grim on Economy, Split on Presidential Race

A Pew Research Center poll finds that Americans have a strongly negative view of the economy, are closely split over support for presidential candidates and that the controversial remarks of Sen. Barack Obama's former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, have not…

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Mar 25

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Foreclosure Rates Reflect Human Cost of Mortgage Meltdown

The city of Baltimore has lately seen skyrocketing foreclosure rates and slumping home prices. The housing shake-up led the city to sue its largest lender -- Wells Fargo -- over allegations that it gave black homebuyers higher loan rates than…

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Mar 19

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Kenya’s Post-election Violence Stems From Ethnic, Economic Disparities

The fighting that raged in Kenya after disputed December elections was a sign of deep-seated ethnic tensions and underlying economic problems in the country, including joblessness. Margaret Warner reports from Kenya on the roots of the violence.

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Mar 18

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Obama Speech Opens Discourse on Race and Politics

Sen. Barack Obama delivered a speech on racial divisions in the U.S Tuesday in a bid to address both controversy over remarks made by his former pastor and the role of race on campaign trail. A panel of analysts reflects…

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Feb 20

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Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Discrimination Case

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a case that could influence the way courts handle racial discrimination cases throughout the country. Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal explains the details of the case.

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Jan 21

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Remembering Martin Luther King’s ‘Dream’ Speech

On the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, a look back at excerpts from the civil rights leader's famed 1963 speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.

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Apr 10

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Rutgers Players Agree to Meet with Imus, Condemn His Remarks

Although the Rutgers University women's basketball team has agreed to meet with radio and television talk show host Don Imus, its players and coach expressed anger Tuesday over his racially tinged comments about them.

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