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Mr. Wu talked about his book Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White, published by Basic Books. The book examines racial identity and the future of race relations in America through t…

Frank Wu, Debra Perez and Robert Eckardt spoke about minority issues at the National Urban Fellows conference on leadership. Following their remarks they answered questions from the audience…

Participants talked about the legacy of the decision in Brown v. Board of Education on the 50th anniversary of the landmark case. Among the topics they addressed were the state of race relat…

Cheng Li and Frank Wu presented the results of the Committee of 100's 2007 parallel survey “American and Chinese Attitudes Toward Each Other.” John Zogby and Victor Yuan explained the survey…

Students, academics, and Asian-American leaders spoke about a recent shooting incident at Virginia Tech, perceptions of minority student groups as a result of the incident, and cultural and …

At the Community Arts Auditorium of Wayne State University, incumbent Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick debated former Deputy Mayor Freman Hendrix. The candidates criticized each other on several issue…

Dean Alice Bullock of the Howard University Law School, moderated this discussion among legal experts on race relations. They examined the progress of the civil rights movement and the chal…

This Washington Journal segment dealt with race relations and several newspapers stories concerning an increase in foreign born populations in the country and bi-lingual education. Callers…

American Perspectives airs a Debate on Affirmative Action from BROWN UNIVERSITY, Providence ,R.I. Dinesh D’Souza, Resident Fellow, A.E.I. and Frank H. Wu, Assistant Professor, HOWARD…

The Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus Institute held a panel discussion on Political Contributions and Asian Americans.

Mr. D’Souza and Mr. Wu discussed the need for affirmative action programs to provide more educational opportunities for minorities.

Journalists, researchers and public policy specialists talked about affirmative action as an election year issue and about the media’s treatment of the issue.

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution held a hearing on the 1995 Equal Opportunity Act. Members heard testimony from other members of Congress, legal scholars, and public inte…

This session was entitled, “Beyond Black and White: Race-Conscious Policies and the 'Other Minorities.'” The panelists explored the extent to which the current judicial and political debate…