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Race never mentioned in this article.

The good news: Most high school basketball games in Chicago are "incident-free."

Illinois blacks feel entitled to Obama's Senate seat.

Separation is everywhere because all races want it.

Urban jobless rate for black men ranges from 28.7 percent to 51.4 percent nationwide.

Funding, not race, to blame for achievement gap.

Black? Underachieving? Skip a day!

Show 3 inches or more of underwear in Lynnwood and pay $25.

New approach: paint the place; fire the teachers; keep the students.

Following in the footsteps of Elvira Arellano.

Also, black customers get cut rates.

Black commissioner: "Who’s gonna control the county—white or black—that’s all this is."

Thinking racially, acting locally in the Windy City.

Responsibility for black failure "must be shared."

Only one major U.S. city saw a sharp decrease — New Orleans.

"Face of the movement" dares federal authorities to arrest her.

School officials say integration "difficult" because only nine percent of district students are white.

Black Muslim terrorists planned to blow up federal building and the Sears Tower.

Only three percent of black and Hispanic high school freshmen will get a bachelor's degree.

In Chicago, the same house sells for twice as much if it comes with white neighbors.

Charter school will serve Chicago's worst-performing students.

Black Chicago big-wig still claims police misconduct.

Despite Wachovia's apologies, black politicians want contracts with city canceled.

Chicago school-board member's accidental message used to tout diversity training.

School board member who accidentally exposed her true feelings about blacks resigns.

Black Chicago police officer trafficked in drugs and robbed dealers.

Jesse Jackson's son was driving with an expired license tag when police pulled him over.

Report suggests racial preferences and "ethnic politics" in fire dept. responsible for fatalities.

Ill. Republicans didn't want Jim Oberweis to run because he's an immigration reformer.