Spring/Summer 1998 Birth of a New Nation: America in the 21st Century

A follow-up to a prior One City edition examining how immigrants of color are changing the racial and cultural landscape of America. Birth of a New Nation presents a dialogue about changing the racial paradigm of American culture in the next millennium.

In an effort to develop an expansive public education campaign about the impact of public policy decisions on race relations, the Council and Human Relations Foundation of Chicago collaborated to copublish this issue of One City.

Articles:

	From the Council by Lucretia A. Bailey
	From the Foundation by Clarence N. Wood
	One Dialogue With Two Audiences: The President’s Commission on Race and Reconciliation by Cedric Herring
	The Pandora’s Box of Racial Classification by Patricia Mendoza
	Race Relations and Asian Americans: Where Do They Fit In? by Carlos Castro
	Women of Color and Women’s Rights in the 21st Century by J. Cunyon Gordon, Esq.
	The Women’s Movement Today: A Focus Group Study by Brenda Roker
	Whose Women’s Movement Is It Anyway? by Christine Grumm
	Business and Racism: Addressing the Status Quo by Tim O’Malley
	Unions Empower Working People in Their Workplace and Beyond by Rose Daylie
	New Band-Aids for Old Wounds— Healing Racism in Health Care by Steven Lyons
	Educational Issues on the Horizon by Louise Kerr
	Philanthropy and Urban Affairs by Bruce Hatton Boyer, Ph.D.
	A Midsummer Day’s Dream by Al Bennett

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