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- THE LAST REFUGE OF SCOUNDRELS. Schaefer, David // American Enterprise;Oct2003, Vol. 14 Issue 7, p13
Comments on the appointment of Cynthia McKinney to a Frank Rhodes professorship at Cornell University. Political background of McKinney; Position of McKinney regarding the terrorist attacks in the U.S. on September 11, 2001; Reason for the decision of the chairman of the committee at Cornell...
- Army harassment probe. // Jet;04/07/97, Vol. 91 Issue 20, p54
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- The shape of districts to come. Lowery, Mark // Black Enterprise;Jun94, Vol. 24 Issue 11, p38
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- Moving beyond civil rights. Roberts, Steven V. // U.S. News & World Report;12/28/92-1/4/93, Vol. 113 Issue 25, p86
Profiles 37-year-old Cynthia McKinney, who won a congressional seat in the House of Representatives. The work of her father, Billy McKinney; The `line of struggle' that preceded her; Her accomplishments; Her hope that new women members will act together.
- Cynthia's Last Words. // Human Events;8/26/2002, Vol. 58 Issue 32, p3
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- A fighter for the oppressed. Lokongo, Antoine // New African;May2009, Issue 484, p84
An excerpt from the interview with Cynthia McKinney, a former African-American politician, regarding her past and present political career is presented.
- White House apologizes to black woman lawmaker denied admission to White House ceremony. // Jet;05/25/98, Vol. 93 Issue 26, p8
Reports on the apology extended to Georgia's first African American congresswoman Representative Cynthia A. McKinney from the White House, after being discriminated against by being denied admission to the White House, for a welcoming ceremony for the Prime Minister of Italy. Reference to a...
- AFRICA LOSES A GREAT FRIEND. Goffe, Leslie // New African;Oct2002, Issue 411, p62
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- McKinney Blasts White Democrat For Comments About Black Support Of President Clinton. // Jet;10/26/98, Vol. 94 Issue 22, p8
Focuses on the view of United States Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney on comments made by Rep. James Moran of Virginia pertaining to Black support for American President Bill Clinton. Reference to Moran's statement; McKinney's views on Clinton's conduct relating to his affair with former White...
