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Category: American Society
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A look at recent Beacon media mentions.
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The author of From the Closet to the Courtroom: Five LGBT Rights Lawsuits That Have Changed Our Nation discusses the Prop 8 ruling.
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Links to analysis and a roundup of Beacon titles on LGBT rights.
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Many of the youth David Chura has encountered aren’t voiceless, but the only language the know is that of rage.
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A family excursion to Yosemite helps a dad see nature from another perspective.
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Howard Bryant talks about the history of the Red Sox and how things have and haven’t changed.
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Thoughts from the world of big media by the author of The Daddy Shift and editor of Are We Born Racist?
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Most married same-sex couples think they have little in common with the hippie communes of the 1960’s and 70’s, but Nancy Polikoff looks at a Supreme Court decision that benefited both.
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Just because Elena Kagan is white didn’t stop Republicans from injecting race into her Supreme Court confirmation hearings.
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Roger Wilkins describes his personal experience with what it means to be American.
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