At a town hall meeting on the state budget, Gov.

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Paterson Finds Friends at a Forum on the Budget
At a town hall meeting on the state budget, Gov.

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Paterson Finds Friends at a Forum on the Budget
Education Secretary Arne Duncan plans to say an office “has not been as vigilant as it should have been” on discrimination.

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Officials Step Up Enforcement of Rights Laws in Education
New screenings of a 1968 documentary, “The Great Charlie Chan,” have revived discussions of how Hollywood portrays Asian-Americans.

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A Charlie Chan Film Stirs an Old Controversy
Three white teachers got three-day suspensions for picking O.

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Teachers Suspended Over Role Model Choice
Some top black New York Democrats questioned whether calls for Gov. David A. Paterson either to resign or to transfer some of his authority to the lieutenant governor were prompted by a racial double standard

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Some Black Democrats Suggest Race Is Factor in Pressure on the Governor
A movement long viewed as white and Republican is trying to expand by arguing that abortion is intended to wipe out blacks.

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To Court Blacks, Foes of Abortion Make Racial Case
Racial incidents at the University of California, San Diego, fed a simmering, some say much-needed, debate over race relations.

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California Campus Awakens to Uneasy Race Relations
Representative Kendrick B. Meek, the leading Democrat in the race for a Senate seat, has struggled amid all the attention being paid to the Republican primary.

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Democrat Seeks Part of Spotlight in Florida Senate Race
The posthumous memoir of The Times’s first black managing editor.

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A Blessing and a Burden