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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2004

Page

12

Bush Kerry clash marks rift over Brown era gains

In a speech near Monroe Elementary a Brown v. Board of Education site, Kerry assails Bush on funding and civil rights while noting persistent school disparities and income-based segregation. He accuses Bush of opposing affirmative action and shrinking civil rights enforcement as Brown’s legacy remains contested.

America Bush Topeka Brown Kerry Justice Department Steve Schmidt White House Atlanta Monroe Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site Linda Brown Oliver Brown Federal District Court Virginia South Carolina Delaware Supreme Court

Aiken marks 1954 ruling anniversary and education progress

The Aiken celebration recalls the Warren Supreme Court decision as Velice Cummings emphasizes education and opportunity. Speakers include Sen. Tommy Moore and NAACP leaders who note ongoing funding battles in Clarendon County and smaller districts while stressing continued progress and future work.

Velice Cummings Supreme Court Earl Warren Tommy Moore D-Clearwater Gus Stevens Moore Walker South Carolina Clarendon County Brendalyn Jenkins James Gallman Susan Graham Keisha Lloyd-Kennedy Tom Hallman Rozlyn Humphrey Michaela Camp Alberta Scott Roberson Philip Howell Philip Lord Plord Aikenstandard.com

Massachusetts approves gay marriage as couples wed nationwide

Across Massachusetts couples exchange vows amid protests and political backlash. President Bush renewed calls for a constitutional amendment while lawmakers consider a 2006 vote on civil unions. Judges ruling in favor of same sex marriage spur national debate and caution from states fearing recognition. Robert Compton and David Wilson among first couples to wed under a rainbow flag at a Boston church.

Stevens Aiken National Association For the Advancement of Colored People David Walker NAACP America Massachusetts Bush Congress James Dobson Boston Boston Gay Men’s Chorus Robert Compton David Wilson State High Court Compton Supreme Judicial Court John Kerry Kerry Mitt Romney

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