Rosa Parks A Simple Act Ignited a Civil Rights Era
Editorial reflects on Rosa Parks, a 42 year old black seamstress who refused to surrender her Montgomery bus seat on December 1 1955. Her arrest spurred a bus boycott, NAACP support, and a Supreme Court ruling that struck down Alabama segregation laws, enshrining her as a civil rights icon.
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Bush must redefine himself and rally the base
Cal Thomas argues the contemporary George W Bush should shake up White House staff, declare a clear conservative vision, and outline a bold Iraq strategy. He urges renewed commitment to victory in Iraq, a bigger Army, immigration reform, and decisive leadership to restore public support. Washington’s resolve under pressure is the benchmark.
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Hurricane of scandal threatens Bush regime and odds for McCain
Niall Ferguson argues a political hurricane looms as Karl Rove and Scooter Libby face scrutiny over Valerie Plame. Watergate comparisons surface, with leaks and Deep Throat revelations shaping Washington power, while Bush’s approval sinks to 39 percent amid a volatile era. Ferguson contends the empire analogy persists, eyeing McCain as a potential Hadrian to stabilize the United States.
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Public Forum Letter Attacks United Nations Criticism
Reader Charles Fantz and Robert M. Tyler lambaste the United Nations for alleged failures and corruption. They urge abolition or leadership change, accuse UNS of neglecting child welfare, and reference oil-for-food funds and Saddam Hussein diplomacy.
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$10 Million Gift Spotlighted for KU Stadium Complex
Reader Catherine Bolton questions the priority of a $10 million donation to KU football facilities over addressing low staff and teacher salaries in the Big 12. The Journal-World invites public forum letters under 250 words, with name address and phone, to submit by mail or email.
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