Apparently no one has an answer. I think it's wonderful for the Southern Baptists to have strong convictions. I find it reprehensible, though, that they would seek to impose those convictions on others. Scott Miller St. Louis, MO Clinton's race dialogue is sorely needed President Clinton is right in calling for a dialogue on race. Racism is alive and well.
Most blacks are on the lower end of the social ladder in education and income.
Unfortunately, with the recent decision in Texas and California to get rid of affirmative action, we have taken a Paul Bunyan step backward. Most black men 20 to 28 years old are in jail or have been in jail. There has to be an aberration in society that keeps stunting the potential of young black men to become productive members of society. Let's be realistic. People have been talking for decades, yet nothing has changed with race relations.