Iowa News D faces welcome challenge for urban refugees
The Gazette urges Iowans to welcome migrants from Chicago and East St. Louis who relocate to Cedar Rapids and other towns. The editorial notes cultural shocks and stereotypes, urging integration through involvement in schools, churches, and community groups while sharing culture and dispelling bias.
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Chicago
East St. Louis
Ill
Iowa
Gazette
Tammy Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Arthur Robertson
Mike Hicks
Mike
Is the United States drifting toward empire debated
Washington debate pits conservatives and libertarians against neoconservatives over whether the United States has become an empire after World War II and in Iraq, with scholars like Preble and Ferguson arguing for constitutional restraint and global engagement by leadership and influence.
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Dan Morgan
Washington Post
Washington
United States
Republic
C. Boyden Gray
George H.W. Bush
Clyde Prestowitz
Economic Strategy Institute
Nixon Center
Nixon
Dimitri Simes
Iran
Guatemala
Congo
Chile
U.S
Iraq
Christopher Preble
Cato Institute
Soviet Union
Panama
Haiti
Somalia
Bosnia
Kosovo
Yugoslavia
Preble
Afghanistan
America
Max Boot
Council On Foreign Relations
National Public Radio
Diane Rehm
Boot
Kennedy
Rnedy
Wilson
Daalder
Oxford University
Niall Ferguson
British Empire
Ferguson
American Enterprise Institute
Robert Kagan
Committee For the Republic
Metropolitan Club
Marriage Based on Character Then and Now
Peter Singer recalls his grandparents David Oppenheim and Amalie Pollak who married in 1905 amid parental doubts. Their union valued character and partnership over passion, aligning with arranged-marriage traditions, lasting over 30 years until David’s death in Theresienstadt.
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Peter Singer
Los Angeles Times
David Oppenheim
Amalie Pollak
David
Vienna
Austria
Brno
Moravia
Amalie
Victor
Rela
Greece
Rome
Xenophon
Ischomachus
Socrates
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Theresienstadt
Czechoslovakia
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