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Posted inGovernment and Politics

2000 in Review: Census Sparks a Blame Game

by Stephanie Williams September 28, 2007August 1, 2013

Long before the disputed election count in Florida, the year 2000 witnessed another rancorous feud over numbers. Chicago officials and the U.S. Census Bureau sparred over who was at fault for the city’s sluggish start to the 22nd decennial census. Less than 52 percent of Chicago households had mailed in their census forms by late […]

Posted inGovernment and Politics

Asian Community ‘Mentor’ for Fairness — and Builds Clout

by Stephanie Williams September 24, 2007August 1, 2013
Posted inCover Story, Government and Politics

American Indians Leave Uptown Behind

by Stephanie Williams September 17, 2007August 1, 2013
Posted inGovernment and Politics

Uncovering Native Roots

by Stephanie Williams September 17, 2007August 1, 2013
Posted inGovernment and Politics

Mother Nurtures Tradition

by Stephanie Williams September 17, 2007August 1, 2013
Posted inUncategorized

A Cherokee Alphabet, a Muslim Slave and a New National Culture

by Stephanie Williams September 17, 2007August 1, 2013
Posted inCriminal Justice

‘The People are the Church’

by Stephanie Williams September 17, 2007August 1, 2013
Posted inCover Story, Housing

Whites struggle to adjust in newly Latino neighborhood

by Stephanie Williams May 1, 2003February 9, 2014

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