updated 20 Nov. 2003
CHAPTERS   1 | The Media   2 | Technology   3 | Education   4 | Gender Roles   5 | United Kingdom?   6 | Politics GB   7 | Minorities GB   8 | Postcolonial Exp.   9 | Ireland 10 | Politics USA 11 | American Dream 12 | American Frontier 13 | New York / South 14 | Los Angeles 15 | Religion/USA 16 | Melting Pot SPECIAL FEATURES SF 1 | Music & the Arts SF 2 | Young People SF 3 | Britain - Europe SF 4 | Class / GB SF 5 | Health & Wealth SF 6 | USA - World SF 7 | Values USA SF 8 | Civil Rights SF 9 | Religion GB			Special Feature 8: Civil Rights for Everyone? Toni Morrison talks about her novel Paradise (Salon.com interview of 1998): "I suppose the [character] that is closest to my own sensibility about moral problems would be the young minister, Rev. Maisner. He's struggling mightily with the tenets of his religion, the pressures of the civil rights, the dissolution of the civil rights." Review of Jill Nelson's Volunteer Slavery (Synopsis: When Jill Nelson became the first black woman to write for The Washington Post's prestigious Sunday magazine in 1986, she thought she had entered journalism heaven. But the magazine proved to be insulting to black readers, not to mention its black staffers.)