Institutional Racism
The 2012 Presidential Election, Race Relations, And A Recovering Economy
With the election of President Barack Obama, there are many of us who would like to believe that race and interracial issues are no longer a major problem in this country. But if we just look around us, we would witness incidents almost on a daily basis that whisper or scream to us that bigotry, prejudice, and racism are not just alive and well, but thriving.
Happy Holidays To All From USARiseUp.com
As we pause this Holiday Season and enjoy family and friends, it is also a great opportunity to share and learn something about how others, different from us, celebrate during this time of the year. Explore the meaning of those celebrations, enjoy the decorations and ornaments, sample some foods.
What a great time to enjoy and enrich our experience in better understanding each other.
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Issue Of The Week XIII Fall 2011-2012: Addressing Institutionalized Racism In Education Is Required To Close Achievement Gap
A federal study released last week on the achievement gap between black and white students in the nation’s major urban school systems paints a dismal picture. According to the statistics from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, considered the nation’s report card, in most major urban areas there has been little or no progress in closing the gap.





