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By drawing from the theory that African Americans serve as the nation's "
miner's canary," he underscores Guinier and Torres's argument that "their distress is the first sign of danger that threatens us all."
Rumor, Repression, and Racial Politics: How the Harassment of Black Elected Officials Shaped Post-Civil Rights America
Caltech graduate student Heather McCaig likens the research to replacing a
miner's canary with hi-tech environmental monitoring.
Soon, electronic nose app for smart phones to diagnose illness in a jiffy
Let's hope Hungary will be our "
miner's canary" that helps us to reverse the course we've been on for decades.
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG
Notes from a
Miner's Canary: Essays on the State of Native America.
Jace Weaver. Notes from a Miner's Canary: Essays on the State of Native America
He will deliver an inaugural lecture on Tuesday at 5.30pm about the Welsh contribution to the NHS, called The
Miner's Canary, Let it Fly.
Health service is at a crossroads leading to widely divergent paths; Professor Tony Beddow will examine the Welsh contribution to the NHS in a lecture tomorrow. Here he looks at the consequences of NHS reform in Wales and England
The right of the People to keep and bear arms disturbs the ruling class like no other, making support for the Second Amendment the "
miner's canary" of the Constitution.
Mid-term elections--victory & challenge
Thematically similar though aesthetically and conceptually distant, The
Miner's Canary Project presents another form of degradation and imprisonment: Bright yellow birds and luminous coal become metaphors for human consumption and desecration, a pillaging of nature.
Parallel worlds: time and transformation in the work of Gregg Moore
Is autism the coal
miner's canary of America's health status?
Autism-chelation study canceled
In educating future leaders, the metaphor of the coal
miner's canary exemplifies the most civic minded disposition an aspiring administrator can hold at the K-12 or postsecondary level.
Training transformative leaders through critical service-learning
These regions around the Arctic are like the coal
miner's canary - if we do not do something now this could, one day, happen to us.
MELT-TOWN; EXCLUSIVE GLOBAL WARNING Eskimos have lived in Shishmaref for 4,000 years but in the last few years their tiny island has halved in size as the sea ice melts and water levels rise, forcing them to flee their homes..they are the first climate change refugees
Others, such as Virginia Woolf, claim the opposite, that "the biographer goes ahead of us like the
miner's canary, testing the atmosphere, detecting falsity, unreality, obsolete conventions." In either case, biography is a literary form specifically suited to helping readers make sense of life.
Biography and the search for meaning
"It would almost be like sending the
miner's canary down and then ignoring the canary when it came back up" for individual senators to ignore the findings of the committee staff.
Judge-ment day: Bork earned his "borking"--but it took 55 Democratic senators to do it. Fighting a Bush Supreme Court nominee today is a different game
Cole draws from both personal experience as a civil rights attorney and historical analysis to illustrate the concept that immigrants are like the
miner's canary. The denial of constitutional protections to foreign nationals is a harbinger of the loss of rights and liberties for American citizens.
Enemy Aliens: Double Standards and Constitutional Freedoms in the War on Terrorism