COGIC tries to patch wounds of apartheid

Manenberg represents the final struggle against apartheid, a struggle not unlike the ones fought in historically disadvantaged neighborhoods in the South.  

Helena curfew pits mayor vs. ACLU
Small Arkansas town divided over whether safety trumps Constitution 
Bellevue Baptist goes on global 'mission'
Bellevue has put its members at the center of increasing religious tensions amid allegations of persecution and fraud. 
King Cotton's new empire oceans away
HIV/AIDS is one of the newest, and most troublesome, business problems for Dunavant Enterprises, the world's leading cotton merchandiser. 
Accused killer Henry Lee Jones on slow path to judgment
Six years have passed since Ken Walker found his friend's body. Keith Gross was naked and hogtied. His throat had been slashed. "That's the last image I have of him and it's driving me nuts," Walker says. "I can't get it out." 
Blood relatives: Story of Lester Street Killings unfolds
The violent sibling relationship behind the Lester Street killings 
Sen. Roger Wicker has few equals in the art of tradeoffs
Despite appearances, campaign contributions and close relationships with lobbyists did not influence earmark decisions, Wicker told the newspaper. 
Buy My Rock!
South Florida's Jon Jacobs wants to be a millionaire. His business: virtual real estate. 
The Terrorist Who Wasn't
Hollywood's Manny Ebaid struggles to rebound after the War on Terror made him collateral damage.