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SUMMARIES
2000 Summary
1999 in Review:
1999 Works of Major Cox
1998 In Review:
1998 Articles by Major Cox in Review
1997 In Review:
Reflection on Year's Columns
Prepares Path For Next Efforts
1996 In Review:
Hits and Misses from the Year Past
1995 In Review:
Looking Back
Justice Still
Absent in Bridge Death, 2 March 1999
Racism:
Ideological Barrier to Development, December 1998
End Drawing Near
for Race Categories, 22 January 1998
Stop Asking About
Race in Census, 15 October 1997
Lovings Case's
Lessons Linger, 16 July 1997
What's Wrong With
Biracial Label?, 6 November 1996
Government Race
and Ethnic Categories Criticized, August 1994
Wedowee: Another
landmark on Alabama’s Civil Rights Trail, May 1994
Beware;
Ethnocentrism Infects America, October 1993
Alabama Quietly
Ends Race Certification Policy, May 1993
History of Race
Categories Not Favorable, April 1993
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Ending Interracial Marriage Ban Ought to be No-brainer, 9
December 1998
Justice Still
Absent in Bridge Death, 2 March 1999
Racism:
Ideological Barrier to Development, December 1998
Military has been
Desegregation Model, 4 August 1998
Female Buffalo Soldier Lived Life of Excitement, Inspiration, 15
July 1998
Knollwood
Residents Deserve Answers on Cancer Incidence, 24 June 1998
Department
Tactics Remind of Tuskegee, 5 June 1998
'One-Drop Rule' Still Haunts Us, 22 April 1998
Builder had Chance to Tear Down Bias,
11 March 1998
A Case For
Criminalization, 18 February 1998
Path of Racial
Discrimination Ends With Criminal Statutes, 17 December 1997
Discussions
About Race Occurring, 19 November 1997
White Males at
Beginning of Race Talk, 1 October 1997
Neglect Created
Farrakhan, 17 September 1997
Montgomery
Offers Example of Healthy Race Dialogue, 2 July 1997
Time To
Dismantle "Whiteness," 4 June 1997
Government
Should Aid White Males In Tough Transition, 21 May 1997
James, Moore Should
Resign, 30 April 1997
Institutional
Racism Still Pervasive, 6 February 1997
More To Crime
Than Numbers Show, 29 January 1997
Ebonics Rooted In
Slaves' Language, 15 January 1997
Facts Justify
Concern for Burnings, 3 July 1996
Race Still Warps
American Reality, 2 May 1996
Institutional
Racism Still Oppresses, 1 March 1996
Events In Selma
Changed Our World, 22 March 1995
Dose of Truth
Nation's Best Antidote, May 3, 1995
Time To End
Black History Month, 2 March 1994
The Historical
Record, February 1994
It's Time to
End Black History Month, February 1993
Europe Unity Has
Troubling Side, 11 November 1993
Nation Gets
Closer to King's Dream, 1 September 1993
Atlanta Stakes
Cradle Claim,
4 November 1992
Historian Warns Against Resegregation, November 1992
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Missing Fathers
Take Big Toll, 3 December 1997
Alabamians Need
Choice of Marriages, 3 September 1997
Extortion Is
Criminal, But So Is This Kind of Child Abuse, 6 August 1997
Social Costs of
the Vanishing-Father, September 1997
Citizens Must
Demand Responsibility, 4 April 1996
Single-Parent
Issue Demands Study, 20 July 1994
Remember
Father’s Day, June 1994
Make Adoption
Policies Colorblind, 13 January 1994
Protect, Support
Fatherhood, 19 June 1992
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Health Care
Stocks: The Next Savings and Loan Debacle?, 16 January 2000
Auburn Center's
Issues Book Citizenship Resource, 15 October 1998
Clinton Lewinsky
Saga Product of Social Change, 28 August 1998
Crudeness,
Harassment Not Same:
Paula Jones Case Dismissed, 9 April 1998
James'
Appointments Troubling, 6 November 1997
The scarcity of minorities in Gov. Fob James administration.
Strikers Serious
About Stand, 20 August 1997
Insight on the United Parcel Service Workers' Strike.
New Rejection Of
Liberalism Strikes At Core National Values, 5 March 1997
Misguided
Party-Switchers Choosing Backward Response, 18 February 1997
Obsession: Focus
on Race Drives Montgomery Politics, 25 October 1995
U.S. Jury System
Consistently Works, 9 August 1995
Can Work-Release
Really Benefit All?, 14 June 1995
Leaders Agree: Preserve Valuable History, 1 February 1995
A Remarkable 49 Minutes of Racial Harmony
Court Settlement
Best For Alabama , 2 November 1994
Heflin Took True
Stand For Equality, 2 February 1994
Sen. Howell Heflin (D-Alabama) and Sen. Carol Moseley-Braun
(D-Illinois)
Did Casey Cheat
Death or The System? 4 August 1993
Wrong Criterion,
Judge on Performance, Not Sexual Preference, May 30, 1993
Flag Represents
Bad Policy Waving From State Rooftop, 3 December 1992
Affirmative
Action Distorted Again, 7 September 1995
Debate on
Affirmative Action
Cox & McPhereson - Discrimination Would Remain Illegal in Nation,
by Major W. Cox
Nation Must Not Set Aside Gains Made By Minorities, by Thomas
McPherson Jr.,
16 July 1995
Chain Gangs Newest
Wedge Issue, 14 June 1995
Race, Gender
Gains Anger Some Males, 1 March 1995
West Montgomery
Can Be As Integrated As Rest Of City, 26 March 1997
Much to Learn
From Thomas' Ascent, 1 August 1996
Supreme Court
Signals Ends To Racial Gerrymandering, July 1993
Minority
Congressional Districts: Misguided Policy, March 1993
Black Voices Not
Heard in Campaign, 9 October 1996
History Solidly
On Side Of Dole, GOP, 28 August 1996
Political
Isolation Stills Black Voices, 7 December 1994
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Celebrity of film role rests easily on Sawyer's shoulders, 6
November 1998
John Franklin Sawyer
Wallace Wounded
this Cousin, but Change Helped Him Heal, 23 September 1998
George Wallace and his Legacy
Mrs. Parks Due
Honor of New TSUM Facility, 7 May 1998
Mrs. Rosa Parks and Booker T. Washington
Jordan Learned
Early to Appreciate Wealth, 22 March 1998
First Buddy Profiled
Maxwell Book Wins Plaudits, 4 February 1998 - Review of
Wisdom of Eagles,
by Wesley Newton and Jerome Ennels
Gap of Opinion on
Flinn Case Wider than B-52 She Flew, 18 June 1997 - Lt Kelly
Flinn
Durr Lecture
Series Brightens City’s Intellectual Climate, 16 April 1997
Role Models Meet
To Bid Farewell To One Of Their Own, 2 April 1997
The Late Bernice Gray and Friends
One Montgomery
Quietly at Work, 18 December 1996
Ms. Vera Jordan and Mr. Bobby Black, 1997 co-chairs of One
Montgomery,
plus a history of Past Presidents
Thompson's
Remarks Lincolnesque, 4 December 1996
Judge Myron Thompson
Heroic Act: Floyd
Mann Stood Out Among Alabama Lawmen, 31 January 1996
Mr. Floyd Mann
At Dexter, Church
Leaders Face Different Challenges, 7 December 1995
Rev. Richard Wills and Rev. Dr. M.L. King
Nicknames Boost
Political Careers, 5 October 1995 - Presidents and Gen Colin
Powell
Race No Barrier
To Those Who Love, 7 June 1995 - Mr. Tony and Ms. Iris Lessa
The Lawyer Most
Responsible for Dismantling Segregation, April 1995 - Mr.
Fred Gray
Gingrich May Be
Perfect for the Task, 4 January 1995 - Rep. Newt Gingrich
Distinguished
Duo Leads City Group, 4 October 1994
Mrs. Johnnie Carr and LtGen Charles G. Cleveland
Another August
Birthday To Honor, 6 September 1994
Ms. Sadie Gardner Penn and Mr. George Corley Wallace
Nixon Lacked Mark
of Real Racist, 6 June 1994, President Richard Nixon
Guinier's Public
Career Not Over Yet, 6 April 1994
Prof. Lani Guinier / Prof. Ewart Guinier
Summering on
Martha's Vineyard, September 1993 - Ms. Virginia Durr
A Birthday Tribute
to Virginia Foster Durr, 18 August 1993 - Ms. Virginia Durr
Writing,
Thinking, Guinier's Crimes, 7 July 1993 - Prof. Lani Guinier
Durr and
Turner--Union Springs Women of Courage, 1993 -
Mrs. Virginia Foster Durr and Mrs. Annie Mae Turner
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Vietnam: Tasking
Convoy Escorts, October 1996
Anatomy of a
Horse Thief, September 1996
November is Hog
Killing Season, November 1995
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