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Letters to the EditorMay 5, 2006Affirmative action excess At the NAACP’s Fight for Freedom Fund dinner (“No turning back, crowd told: Mich. voters must save
Letters to the EditorMay 12, 2006Racism in disguiseAffirmative action is a newer term for an old problem — racism. Shame on Nolan Finley for supporting
Wednesday, May 17, 2006By Cedric Rickse-mail: [email protected] phone: 388-8557 An organizer of a November ballot initiative to amend the state constitution to ban affirmative-action programs
By Brian DeBose THE WASHINGTON TIMESPublished May 28, 2006 A civil rights group in Michigan will ask voters through a ballot initiative this November to
We’ve gathered 508,202 signatures and the people of Michigan will have an opportunity on November 7, 2006 to amend the state constitution to finally end state-sponsored
Monday, June 12, 2006 Dear Supporter, In the last couple of days it has come to my attention that many of our supporters have received
Today, Doug Tietz, Michigan Civil Rights Initiative Campaign Manager, gave the following statement after Jennifer Gratz, MCRI spokeswoman, was threatened with a switchblade in the
Letter states: The administration appears to be blatantly supporting political action and policies that treat citizens of Michigan differently based on their race or ethnicity
Racial preference supporters thwart democracy, lack confidence in stance Douglas A. Kahn Opponents of the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative have tried a variety of ways
