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November 2, 2007U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao issued the following statement on the October employment situation report released today. Full release
The racially fueled incident that brought to life the so-called "Jena Six" began with the seemingly innocuous act of African-American students sitting under a "white tree" on the grounds of Louisiana's Jena High School -- a tree that was considered by white students to be an area "belonging" exclusively to whites. According to Ottawa self-mastery expert Patricia Wall, who specializes in exploring the root causes of behavior, racial conflict and violence are inevitable in society -- unless leaders address the deep-seated causes of the conflicts. Full release
Last month, the Democratic National Committee announced the dates and media sponsors of the six DNC- sanctioned Democratic candidate debates, the first of which will be co- sponsored by CNN, YouTube-Google, and the South Carolina Democratic Party from the Citadel in Charleston on July 23, 2007. As part of this groundbreaking debate, voters from around the country will have an opportunity to submit their questions via YouTube to each of the strong Democratic candidates. Full release
The Bush administration's proposed fiscal year 2008 budget imperils the health of millions of Americans with substantial cuts to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other invaluable disease prevention initiatives and successful health insurance programs, the American Public Health Association (APHA) said today. Full release
The following is a statement of Deepak Bhargava, Executive Director, Center for Community Change, on President Bush's State of the Union Address:
"Tonight, a new Congress will applaud the President's call for immigration reform. When President Bush first began challenging the nation to fix America's broken immigration system in 2001, a wave of hope swept across immigrant communities. But as the years have passed, the President's immigration agenda appeared to become smaller and the response from Congress became increasingly toxic." Full release