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Cover Story

Shall We Overcome?
By Glenn C. Loury
The Future of Integration.

Free at Last
By Fred Siegel
America at the End of the Reconstruction.

Divided We Stand
By Tamar Jacoby
The Million Man March and the Culture that Made it Possible.

One Flesh
By Douglas J. Besharov and Timothy S. Sullivan
America is experiencing an Unprecedented Increase in Black-White Intermarriage.

Movin' on Up
By Alan Wolfe
Democrates Need to Adapt to the Reality of a Growing Black Middle Class.

Suspicious Minds
By Randall L. Kennedy
Is it ever Proper to take Race into Account on America's Mean Streets?

Essays and Comment

Wisconsin Works
By Anna Kondratas
All Eyes are Focused on the State's Plan to Replace Public Assistance.

Tanned for Children
By Ed Kilgore
The Politics of Evasion on Parade.

Fundamentally Misguided
By Randall Balmer
Evangelicals in the Political Arena.

Political Idolatry
By Steve Tidrick
The False Gods of the Politics of Meaning.

How Big an Umbrella?
By Newt Gingrich, Sam Nunn, Jeremy D. Rosner, and William E. Odom
Four Views on the Proposed Expansion of NATO.

Nobody's Heroes
By Susan Ariel Aaronson
Bureaucrat Bashing Exacts High Price on Governance.

French Toast
By Dick Howard
Can Politicians Anywhere Tangle with Entitlements Without Getting Burned?

Departments

518 C Street N.E.

• Expanding the Network

Letters

• Can Bias be Inferred in Effort to Punish the Predators?


• The Second Generation of Environmental Action in Portland, Ore.

Up Front

• Staking Out the Center in the Bay State


• Can Companies Make Kids Care About Their Grades?


• NEA Catches Charter Fever (Maybe)


• For Most Families, Flattery Won't Get You Anywhere

Editorials

• It's a Black and White Thing


• Duck and Cover, Voters: Beware the Missile Defense Gap

Books

• The Little Platoons

Political Memo By Al From

• Eyes on the Prize: We'd be Better Off if Both Parties Competed for the Black Vote

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