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...hard to believe that maybe, just maybe, the "evil" whites who supported keeping the flag up didn't mean it as an insult to blacks at all. And the flag's intent truly is to honor the Confederate dead; whether this fact is misinterpreted shouldn't be the fault of the people who supported it. Furthermore, this is a battle flag (the Confederate naval battle flag, to be precise), the purpose of which is to fly over an army on the battlefield. At no time did this flag ever represent the political or governmental side of the Confederacy, which...
...understand what you guys are protesting. Protests aren't going to change what happened, the harm has already been done," Dominguez wrote. "I would be against postering and protesting against the government's actions because the Cuban relatives in Miami are as much at fault...
...doubt about it, whatever trauma Elian experienced before and during the raid is clearly the fault of the boy's Miami relatives. Had they shown any reasonable willingness to compromise with federal authorities, Reno would not have been forced to use federal agents to retrieve the boy. But now that the dust has settled, the urgency of the situation has been alleviated, and Elian can now wait for his hearing comfortably and in peace...
...finally having a breakthrough moment, and it's happening online. Through July 4, Harper is offering listeners eight never-before-released live performances. The concert tracks are available only online www.benharperdownload.com and are distributed by Liquid Audio. One of the tracks, Nobody's Fault (a cover of a blues standard made famous by Blind Willie Johnson), is free, but the other tracks cost $1.99 each to download, or $9.99 for all seven...
...fault Microsoft's dogged determination to have a piece of every possible future. Last year Gates bought a $5 billion chunk of AT&T so he could start churning out the software for Ma Bell's cable set-top boxes. Later this year Microsoft and Israeli firm Gilat will launch a new satellite service called Gilat-To-Home that promises to deliver the Web at speeds of up to 400K. In late 2001, Microsoft's Internet-ready video-game console, the X-box, is slated to hit store shelves in time for X-mas sales. And, yes, by then there...