An article on Thursday about an Iraqi suicide bomber who attacked a police checkpoint west of Ramadi on Wednesday, killing seven people, misidentified the capital of Anbar province.
Of the 28 people misidentified by the ACLU's test, 11 of them were people of color, nearly 40% of those wrongly matched, despite the fact that people of color make up only 20% of those in Congress.
An article on Page 34 of The Times Magazine this weekend about animals that help disabled people misidentifies the location of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, one of whose public-health experts commented on the topic.
Correction: June 18 , 2003 Wednesday A front-page capsule summary yesterday for an article about charges brought in a smuggling operation that led to the deaths of 19 people misidentified the starting point of their journey by truck.
Correction: November 15, 2000, Wednesday A caption yesterday about Black Diamonds Entertainment, which organizes parties for young upwardly mobile black people, misidentified a couple dancing at one of the parties.
An article in some editions on Sunday about James P. Kennelly, the developer of the Manhattan building where a construction crane toppled, killing seven people, misidentified the school from which he earned his law degree.
The people misidentified were departing ABC Sports President Howard Katz and ESPN President George Bodenheimer.
This has led some people to misidentify the song being played when the spray painting occurred.
A lot of times, people will misidentify social awkwardness as self-centeredness or egotism.
There have been reports of offenders being attacked, others going underground and innocent people being misidentified.
