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87Old Fort Niagara – A Historic Tourist Attraction
On the south shore of the Niagara River, right at the point where the river flows into Lake Ontario, sits Old Fort Niagara. Strategically placed to defend the entry into the interior of the North American...
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87Krugman on Friedman - A Critique
With the passing of the late John Kenneth Galbraith (1908 - 2006) the job of popularizer of the economics of government economic control of the economy has been taken up by Paul Krugman. Like Galbraith,...
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87A Trip Around Canandaigua Lake
Spread across central New York State are a series of lakes known as the Finger Lakes. Carved out of the earth by an ancient glacier, these five long and narrow lakes all lieing in a north-south orientation,...
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83Segregation in America
“Looking Back at Segregation” It is hard for contemporary America to fathom the idea of segregated schools. The idea that races should be separate by law is part of our unfortunate nation's...
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82Barack Obama's Place Among African-American Leaders and American Presidents
Barack Obama has been called post-racial as a result of his inclination to reach out to people of all races, religions, and political persuasions. Some critics unsuccessfully tried to tag him with the fiery...
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80Ripples of Racism: Scottsboro Boys
Genarlow Wilson's case sits before Georgia's Supreme Court. Check out the latest on CNN.com or your favorite news station. Are there racist undertones to his case? How could there not be? Racism is not...
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81Supreme Court: How Many Justices?
Some things never change. The Supreme Court of the US has nine justices. When one dies or resigns, the President picks another who must be approved by Congress. It's always been that way, right? No. Actually,...
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80Philippines - World's Top Dangerous Place for Journalists
A Tribute to the Maguindanao Martyrs of Press Freedom By Edwin C. Mercurio, Former Editor - Mindanao Journal, General Santos City Bureau. Bong Reblando, one of the 27 murdered journalists in Maguindanao...
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81The longest running desegregation lawsuit in America
Known in the past for being prejudiced and politically corrupt, thirty-seven people and years of court proceedings define how one southern state overcame the face of prejudice.The 37 southern plaintiffs,...
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80Top 5 Hidden Reasons You May Not be Hired
Age Discrimination Hard to Prove but Can Result in Large Settlement Intent Need Not be Proved EEOC Rules Don't be suspicious in interviews, but remain alert to red flags. While there are several clear-cut...
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