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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1998
Page
4
The author argues racial labels trap thought and hinder progress. They urge speaking person to person, reject color based self definitions, and emphasize character, action, and shared humanity over culture. They call for honest conversation to end racism.
Julian Bond, 58, named NAACP chairman succeeding Myrlie Evers Williams who rescued the group from crisis. The organization has erased a $5 million deficit, rebuilt its board, and posted a $2 million surplus while focusing on civil rights goals. Bond, a veteran activist who worked with Martin Luther King Jr., is viewed as the right person for the job.
The article portrays Kofi Annan brokering a Baghdad deal that upended U S plans to strike Iraq. It notes Iraqis celebrated and Annan mocked American leadership while claiming diplomatic muscle and warning that without strong policy and military soldiery the United States risks being outpaced by allies and rivals alike.
The piece argues Bill Clinton escaped a prolonged war with Iraq, noting poll gains during saber rattling and the risk of civilian casualties and uncertain aims. It credits diplomacy backed by strength, discusses Saddam Hussein’s possible reneging, and the political fallout including Lewinsky-era comparisons and ongoing White House scrutiny.
A father's interview on Barbara Walters paints Monica Lewinsky as frightened by nine hours of FBI and prosecutor questioning. Bernard Lewinsky blasts Kenneth Starr as "totally out of control" and compares the conduct to McCarthyism and the Inquisition.
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