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Black men are twice as likely as white men to drop out of the middle class.

A worthy obituary of an extraordinary woman.

If you think blacks should work hard you are a racist.

It's more than double that of whites.

Defensive measures.

The late Elizabeth Wright on America's demographic future.

Brave, principled black woman battled racial orthodoxies.

Say they want direct, targeted aid to blacks.

A majority of blacks even want new "civil rights" laws.

. . . and only the first would be bad enough.

Buying off blacks gets more and more expensive.

Handouts are delayed; blacks are furious.

Here's to hoping!

And "new approaches are needed for the future."

Drastic measure designed to address threat of "flash mobs."

Are liberals true believers?

Why not be honest and just call it "Illegal Immigrant Pride Month"?

Frank Borzellieri is fired as Catholic school principal for "racism."

Thomas Sowell on the mortgage crisis and blacks' economic decline.

The word "white" was unacceptable.

Jared Taylor corrects some misconceptions.

By no measure do Hispanics have "strong family values."

More people acknowledge the truth of the "minority mortgage meltdown."

Play the race card, Waters says.

It's their first of the campaign season.

They don't find much to disagree on.

Saving Americans from themselves.

A personal account of the transition.

"One out of every five working African Americans are employed by the government."

Buchanan: "Is black America souring on Barack Obama?"

Where did the bailout money go?

Preventing black teen crime might be racist.

Largest minority-owned bank must not be allowed to go under.

Lessons for Americans.

88 percent of them, to be precise.

96 percent white community raised hell over proposed low-income housing.

Non-white appointments are among Gov. Rick Perry's "proudest accomplishments."

Pat Buchanan lays out America's potential racial prospects.

Press ignores it.

Wants "tolerance" for foreigners.

Study shows that for young people, race still matters (there's racism everywhere, after all).

Are they using the Sailer Strategy, or is it just too early for all-out pandering?

Sniffing around the edges of the problem.

Chicago's Chinese want their own congressional district.

Congressman Lamar Smith thinks lots of Hispanics don't like amnesty.

To push their ethnic interests, of course.

Any black can be a liberal; it takes guts for a black to be a conservative.

Republicans hoping to win Hispanic votes?

Blacks say nothing they support can be called slavery.

Excluded black candidates are "appalled" and "outraged."

It's all racism, racism, racism.

New name could be "Baja Arizona."

Links! Code words! Horrors!

New Chicago mayor not appointing enough blacks.

He is meeting privately with Hispanic caucus to push amnesty.

The black/white divide in how they saw it.

Black stars "can't have a relationship with the black community and not call Trump out."

Who will pander best in 2012?

Under gerrymandering proposal, no one loses--except whites.

Black columnist: Florida GOP trying to keep blacks, Hispanics from voting.

Many Americans think helping blacks is more important than fiscal prudence.

Hispanic political consultant: Gingrich is the most attractive Republican candidate for Hispanics.

For Jesse Jackson everything is race.

Black city councilwoman: "We are worth it."

Independence is there for those with the will to take it.

35 percent of blue-collar white actually think he is doing a good job.

Black writer threatens to turn on President who has let blacks down.

Just shoring up his base.

Whites just matter less and less.

Becoming a minority-white country won't change things that much.

Black columnist says Justice Department insulting blacks by lowering civil service standards.

Requiring voters to show ID would "effectively return Texas to the days of Jim Crow."

"It assumes that it's whites versus everybody else."

Because they love America? No, because they want to change it.

Hispanics desperate to counter the website comments of ordinary Americans.