Ward Connerly

Does Obama's Success Mean We No Longer Need Affirmative Action?

Joel B. Schwartzberg | Posted 09.02.2008 | Politics


Joel B. Schwartzberg

With Barack Obama officially nominated as the Democrats' Presidential nominee, is it time to re-think affirmative action? Ward Connerly, a long-time...

Seth Colter Walls

Affirmative Action Ban Likely To Be Stripped From Arizona Ballot, Opponents Say

HuffingtonPost.com | Seth Colter Walls | Posted 08.19.2008 | Politics


On Monday, opponents of an Arizona ballot initiative that would bar public institutions from adopting affirmative action policies filed what observers...

Flip-Flopping and Vagaries On Affirmative Action

Feet In Two Worlds | Posted 07.30.2008 | Home


Feet In Two Worlds

Politics is always about "saying all the right things" and the candidates have done a lot of talking on the topic. What Obama or McCain would actually do in regard to affirmative action is very much up in the air.

The Affirmative-Action Attack

Horace McMillon | Posted 07.29.2008 | Home


Horace McMillon

Republicans are placing ballot initiatives concerning affirmative action on a number of key swing-state ballots in order bring out their voters and wedge independents away from the Dems.

Connerly's Anti Affirmative Action Measure Could be a Win-Win for McCain

Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 07.29.2008 | Politics


Earl Ofari Hutchinson

McCain is betting that pummeling affirmative action will do far more good than bad for his campaign. It's a smart bet.

Seth Colter Walls

McCain Tests The Waters Of Race As Campaign Issue

HuffingtonPost.com | Seth Colter Walls | Posted 07.28.2008 | Politics


Has John McCain started to aggressively court the white vote? It sounds like a question with an obvious answer. But when facing the first black nomin...

McCain "Mum" on Divisive Initiatives

Kristina Wilfore | Posted 07.15.2008 | Politics


Kristina Wilfore

McCain's choice is clear: flip-flop and pander to the right wing or oppose these divisive initiatives as he has in the past. To stay "mum" on the issue is not "straight talk" we can believe in.

Five Thorny Questions That CNN Didn't Ask Obama and Clinton

Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 02.01.2008 | Politics


Earl Ofari Hutchinson

The questions tossed at Obama and Clinton have by now become so scripted and predictable that we can practically give the candidate's answers to them in our sleep.


 

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