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Searching for the Uncommon Common Ground
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Race is one cause of American disunity, a problem that calls for increased dialogue among diverse groups in American society.
To begin this effort, the American Assembly of Columbia University commissioned this volume as part of its Uniting America series. Published in April, 2002, the 224-page book explores questions such as: Will America's growing diversity lead to racial justice? How can opportunity be extended to all the nation's people? The authors identify solutions to new causes of inequity and challenge Americans to aim for unity by working to establish "the uncommon common ground".
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To begin this effort, the American Assembly of Columbia University commissioned this volume as part of its Uniting America series. Published in April, 2002, the 224-page book explores questions such as: Will America's growing diversity lead to racial justice? How can opportunity be extended to all the nation's people? The authors identify solutions to new causes of inequity and challenge Americans to aim for unity by working to establish "the uncommon common ground".
Click here for more information and to order online.
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