The Herald Bulletin
April 19, 2008 10:00 pm
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ABOUT THIS SERIES:
This special five-day report by The Herald Bulletin chronicles the past and present of social intolerance in Madison County and analyzes through the eyes of experts and everyday people the causes and effects of such bias and how people and institutions can work to defuse it.
TODAY
Indiana one of just a few states that lack hate crime law.
Explore your own social tolerance.
MONDAY
Ku Klux Klan card found at Elwood school, where students have started anti-bias group.
Local high school, Anderson University officials say blatant racism rare, but subtle signs linger in cafeterias and on campus.
KKK rose to prominence in the county in 1920s. Hate groups largest presence online today.
TUESDAY
Whats really motivating debate over immigration laws?
Local cops face obstacles in bringing illegal immigrants to justice.
WEDNESDAY
Sexuality sparks discrimination, but some say county residents becoming more accepting of gay and lesbian people.
Kansas church leader says acceptance of gays, other vices bringing Gods wrath down on America.
THURSDAY
Inmates have to watch their step when it comes to racial divisions.
Ex-cons face discrimination from potential employers.
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