Civil Rights Journal 1999: Vol 4 Table of Contents PDF
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CIVILRIGHTS [US COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS Fall 1999 Volume 4, Number | teLlCih i me) 8 The Resegregation of Our Nation’s Schools by Gary Orfield We are becoming a far more racially and ethnically mixed nation, but in our schools, the color lines are rising The Digital Divide by Jessica Brown As we become ever more reliant on information technology, what happens to those without access to it? A Nation of Minorities by Farai Chideya America has been a majority-white nation obsessed with black and white issues. It is becoming a majority-minority nation with a multicultural Page l6 population. Health Care Special: Women: Disparities and Discrimination, by Alyson Reed Native Americans: The Hidden Health Care Crisis, by Mark Anthony Rolo Paired Testing by Michael Fix @ Margery Austin Turner Why the U.S. needs a reliable report card on discrimination Page 34 Diversity Training by Katrina Jordan Corporations have spent billions on diversity training: Has it done any good? Delaini es 3 Close-Up: Two New Commissioners Speak Out 13 Yesterday: How Wey'r?v e Ch"4o sen aTa o Remember a Fl1] orgiasd a +T own's r Destructio. n Pag‘ e 49 ‘ 7 a Eastern Michigan University 22 Global Views: Affirmative Action in India Library 28 Viewpoints: The Wage Gap: Myth or Reality? MAR n& MN 55 Books: on Ali," 7 Robin, son @ Addams ik AR 9 { 6 2UJbO U Depository Documer The Civil Rights Journal is published by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, as part of its clearinghouse responsibilities. Editorial in should be directed to The Editor, Civil Rights Journal, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 624 Ninth St., N.W Washington, DC 2 Articles and other material contained herein do not necessarily reflect USCCR policy but are offered to stimulate thinking and discussion abot mission is required to quote or reprint contents with the exception of those that are copyrighted by authors or from other publications The Civil Rights Journal is available from the superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office Washington, DC 20402. Use Rights Journal has been approved by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget
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