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Va. 1st state to express 'regret' over slavery USA Today - 3 hours ago By Wendy Koch, USA TODAY. Once the heart of the Confederacy, Virginia has become the first state to express remorse for its past support of slavery, an action other states are in line to follow. Virginia Assembly voices regret for slavery Houston Chronicle Virginia lawmakers express 'profound regret' for slavery Miami Herald Wilmington Morning Star - Guardian Unlimited - ProgressiveU.org - Associated Content all 488 news articles » Sharpton Learns His Forebears Were Thurmonds’ Slaves New York Times - 3 hours ago By FERNANDA SANTOS. On the eve of the Civil War, in segregated Florida, a white man died in debt at age 40, leaving his wife, Julia Thurmond Sharpton, alone to raise their four children and to honor his financial obligations. Slavery links activist, senator The State Sharpton calls slavery link to Thurmond 'shocking' Los Angeles Times Washington Post - Reuters - Gothamist - WNYC all 419 news articles » US Congress Re-Ignites Iraq War Policy Debate Bayou Buzz - 8 hours ago As the US Congress reconvenes this week following a brief recess, the battle over Iraq war policy will soon resume in earnest. Divisions are running deep within the ranks of both the Democrat and Republican ranks, even as antiwar legislators unite ... Republicans block of resolution vote ironic UWM Post To support the troops, follow the Iraq money Palm Beach Post Los Angeles Times - New York Times - Contra Costa Times - Washington Post all 706 news articles » |
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