A Race Report Card Walk into the third-floor newsroom and it is obvious that the race project, "A Question of Color," remains a source of great pride to The Beacon Journal, a scrappy member of the Knight Ridder chain with a daily circulation of 140,000.
"If we're worried about race being a question, Michael Steele is a brilliant guy, and no one would question his conservative credentials," said Mr. McKinney, of West Virginia.
His style is to minimize and control risk as much as possible, and for him I think this race is a question of doing it right and making it to the finish".
After Schumacher gave a flippant response at the penultimate race to a question about how he would sum up his year — "Good fun!" he said — he was asked what he could offer the team next year, considering that his teammate had been a little faster than him all season.
Her work shaped a strong scholarly and activist agenda to explore how white racial power continues to operate: she insisted on thinking about race as a question of how power is exercised when those who have it can see only others as different.
The race raises a question: What does it mean to be a Democrat in San Bernardino, where concerns over jobs often compete with those about the environment?
But the most interesting quote I read about Chicago's drubbing in the Olympic hosting race was a question from an I.O.C. member from Pakistan.
But when Mr. Perry chose to stay in the race, a simple question rolled off many politically attuned tongues: why?
While overall Mr. Blagojevich may have a leg up in the governor's race, a large question mark nevertheless hangs over his campaign.
And since Hispanics can be of any race, a census question allowed people to declare whether they were of Spanish, Hispanic or Latino origin.
