Jerry Mitchell: crusading for justice long overdue

Article Abstract:

The accomplishments of Mississippi investigative reporter Jerry Mitchell are discussed. Mitchell's work on unprosecuted civil rights-era murder cases, including the assassination of NAACP field secretary Medger Evers, is outlined.

Analysis, Investigative reporting, Mitchell, Jerry

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The life and times of Vernon Sukumu

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The decades-long work of San Diego, California civil rights activist Vernon Sukumu is outlined, including Sukumu's involvement in the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, the Black Federation and the NAACP.

History, Civil rights workers, Civil rights activists, Sukumu, Vernon

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Affirmative action, the federal government, and President Bush: a conservative view

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The author analyzes the prospects for affirmative action law under the incoming administration of President George Bush. The controversy over the definition of the term affirmative action is discussed.

Affirmative action

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