Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...surprise that a courageous journalist for the San Jose Mercury-News should find that the CIA imported drugs and directed those shipments toward poor inner-city neighborhoods. It corresponds nicely with what I just described. --Gary Sudborough
SALLY QUINN Journalist...
...case of Texaco is only anomalous because the statements and actions of its racist top brass are now public knowledge. As journalist Ellis Cose proved in The Rage of a Privileged Class, black employees throughout corporate America often must struggle against subtle glass ceilings as well as outright racial hostility. The solution to this dilemma may well be more--not less--affirmative action. Without explicit and enforced preference programs, black advancement may be stifled at token levels...
...might wind up looking back at the '96 campaign as a significant election, after all. It would mean that the next generation of political journalists would get to chuckle at our hand wringing. But that's a cost this journalist is more than willing...
...appellation by a boutique belonging to the trendy Tel Aviv chain Grosso Modo. To reporter Sigalit Shahor's astonishment, a clerk boasted, "It is high quality and doesn't get dirty--all the boots worn by the Nazis in World War II were made of this material." One journalist wrote, "Today we sell Nazi black, tomorrow it can be SS green, and the day after Hitler brown...Good Lord, what have we come to?" At last word, the store's management hinted it would stop using the name...