Aug 5, 2010 - Issue 387
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August 5, 2010 - Issue 387
Summer Hiatus Issue #1 of 3 Best of BC

 

As we take a little break until August 26th please enjoy what we think are some of the best items published in the past. One of our choices goes back to the first issue of BC in April of 2002. If you don't have a subscription, we invite you to take advantage of special 30-Day Free Trial. If you have a subscription and can spare a few extra bucks right now, please do - during the summer months our cash flow is very slow. We hope you enjoy our selections. This is the first of three Best of BC issues.

 
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Jim Crow in a Teabag By David A. Love, JD

The Tea Party movement is a fundamentally racist one - Issue 377: May 27, 2010
Political Cartoon: Oil Doom By Eric Garcia - Issue 377: May 27, 2010
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The New Jim Crow in the Age of Colorblindness By Dr. Lenore J. Daniels, PhD

Omissions and Sacrifices Equals a Racial Caste System Not Democracy! - Issue 372: April 22, 2010

Silence: The Fifth Column of Complicity By Larry Pinkney

Worst than those who blatantly trample upon justice, are those who are silently compliant in its demise - Issue 353: December 3, 2009

Black Community in Toronto Demanding Justice By Yohi Mersha

Police intervention goes beyond stopping ‘suspects’ for questioning and searching - Issue 377: May 27, 2010

Art Photography: Fathers By Syreeta McFadden, Brooklyn NY - Issue 380: Jun 17, 2010

The Myth of the Sensible Center By Carl Bloice

The “moderate Republican” has gone the way of the typewriter - Issue 369: April 1, 2010

The US Social Forum: The Anti-Tea Party Experience By Bill Fletcher, Jr.

Diversity always presents certain challenges - Issue 382: Jul 1, 2010

Do we still need Black History Month? By The Reverend Irene Monroe

In things racial we have always been and continue to be a nation of cowards- Issue 361: February 4, 2010
Political Cartoon: Fruit of the Poisoned Tree By 29 - Issue Number 72: January 8, 2004

All We Want is Justice! By Jamala Rogers

A tragedy of epic proportions, one in which our humanity shouts out in sorrow and compassion.- Issue 265: February 21, 2008

Budget Problems are Easy to Solve By John Funiciello

Cut Wages and Benefits, or Fire the Workers - Issue 373: April 29, 2010

Why Just CBC Members Charged with Ethics Violations? By Dr. Ron Walters, PhD

How the Office of Congressional Ethics works racially and politically - Issue Number 353: December 3, 2009

The Wal-Martization of Education By Edithe A. Fulton, President, NJEA

Dreams of private school enterprize - Issue Number 75: January 29, 2004
Political Cartoon: Hard lesson for Obama By Carlos Latuff - Issue 362: February 11, 2010

The Legacy of Jim Crow By The Reverend D. D. Prather

The remnants of Jim Crow are more blatant since the election of our first president of African descent- Issue 343: September 24 , 2009

Bringing Chaos to the Boardroom By Peter Gamble, BC Publisher

Attack on Stock Value is Key to Union Victory - Issue Number 45: June 5, 2003

Linguistic Profiling By Patrice D. Johnson, Guest Commentator

Call it TWB - Talking While Black - Issue Number 1: April 5, 2002

 

 
Executive Editor:
David A. Love, JD
Managing Editor:
Nancy Littlefield, MBA
Publisher:
Peter Gamble
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