Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell apologized Wednesday for leaving out any reference to slavery in his recent proclamation designating April as Confederate History Month, calling it a "major omission."
If you are already in college or headed there, sit down. If you're the parent or friend of a student, listen up.
Time.com: The Bradley Effectupdated: Fri Oct 17 2008 19:00:00
Politicos are abuzz over the last hurdle Obama must clear in his path to the presidency
Sen. Barack Obama has a sizable lead over Sen. John McCain, polls show, but those numbers could be deceiving if the "Bradley effect" comes into play.
CNN's Don Lemon takes a closer look at how the 'Bradley effect' could hurt or help Barack Obama on election day.
Douglas Wilder rose from what he describes as "gentle poverty" in his youth to become the first elected black governor in Virginia -- and the nation. Fifteen years later, the outspoken Democrat is still in Virginia politics, serving as Richmond's mayor.
The Iowa caucuses won't kick off the 1992 presidential season for another 18 months, but a few early-bird Democrats have already visited the state to press the flesh of party faithful and other vot...
Whenever groups of people take it upon themselves to make race important, the search for power is behind that. This is the real problem. White slave traders made race important -- made whites super...
Money Magazine: MORE ON RACE AND MONEY updated: Thu Feb 01 1990 00:01:00
Your December article on ''Race and Money'' was one of the most informative and balanced presentations on the economic impact of racial discrimination that I have read. Many people understand that ...