The 1998 Constitutional Convention: people, politicians and poor old Malcolm

Article Abstract:

The 1998 Australian Constitutional Convention was an unexpected success, symbolizing democracy in action. The Democrats and the Labor Party had reservations about the event, but after the passage of the legislation, the public and the media realized the importance of such an event. The next convention should built on the 1998 convention by aiming for the involvement of the Australian people.

Australia, Political aspects, Constitutional conventions

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The legacy of Malcolm X

Article Abstract:

Malcolm X has remained well-known despite his murder over 25 years ago. He is becoming a popular figure again because his strong words speak to all blacks who, as racism and poverty in America worsen, need to hear them.

History, African Americans, Malcolm X

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