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Ms. Abaunza of Amnesty…is amused at the predictable way some people try to exploit activism to offset bad publicity. She said, “I always anticipate that when a celebrity is arrested for drunk driving or something else, I’ll inevitably get a call the
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“when we think about investigating universities’ connections to slavery, we should pay close attention to the ways that they loaned their intellectual capital to the project of continuing nearly four million people–-indeed our whole country–-in bond
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White households had incomes that were two-thirds higher than blacks and 40 percent higher than Hispanics last year…White adults were also more likely than black and Hispanic adults to have college degrees and to own their own homes. They were less like
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Thanks Jae Ran! “The United States—the largest receiving country—also sends some children to be adopted by families abroad… Anecdotal evidence suggests that many of these children are black and biracial infants whose birthmothers believe they’ll fac
Carmen Van Kerckhove is co-founder and president of
Jay wrote:
Unfortunately, the studies still don’t normalize household income, making Asians seem like they earn more than they actually do (more people per household), and thus allowing whites to use Asians as a racial scapegoat – again.
Posted 15 Nov 2006 at 2:07 pm ¶
s wrote:
Adooption and “Sending Babies Abroad”:
“Birthmothers are being told race issues aren’t as prevalent in those countries as they are here…”
Germany was one of the countries named.
Black babies better off in Germany???
Now that’s a scary thought! Really, that makes me concerned. Their government is more notorious than ours for turning their aheads at racism and racist violence. There most famous cases involve the torture and killings of biracial and black children BY ADULTS. Very Scary.
Posted 15 Nov 2006 at 6:17 pm ¶