| Contents |
Color-blindness, racism, and multiracial democracy / Michael Omi -- "Difference," emiseration, and America's urban crisis / Houston Baker -- Sure, we're all just one big happy family / Benjamin DeMott -- Immigration, education, and the media / Maria Hinojosa -- Incarcerated and disappeared in the land of the free / Trinh Minh-ha -- Mass incarceration, civil death, and the new racial domain / Manning Marable -- Mass incarceration, race, and criminal justice policy / Marc Mauer -- Racial profiling and imprisonment of the mentally ill / Bob Herbert -- The case of Jonathan Magbie / Colbert I. King -- Race and residential segregation in Detroit / John Powell and John Telford -- Health care as a Civil Rights issue / Alvin F. Poussaint -- A call for multicultural dialogues / James J. Zogby -- American education: still separate, still unequal / Arthur Levine -- Toward a paradigm shift in our concept of education / Grace Lee Boggs -- Writing and multiracial education / Nell Irvin Painter -- Police in schools: can a law enforcement orientation be reconciled with an educational mission? / Johanna Wald and Lisa Thurau -- Pursuing the promise of brown in the twenty-first century / Erica Frankenberg -- In our lifetime / Henry Louis Gates, Jr. -- Making every vote count / Lani Guinier -- Segregation by race, segregation from opportunity, and the subversion of multiracial democracy in Detroit / Andrew Grant-Thomas -- How we are white / Gary Howard. |
