Eminent 1950s white pop groups such as the McGuire Sisters, Crew Cuts and Diamonds often covered blacks' records too.
Both surveys offer grim evidence that states and local districts must revisit "zero tolerance" policies, which are increasingly common in schools and often cover too broad a range of misbehaviors.
"For them, tax reform is too often a cover for giving huge tax breaks to the families of the wealthiest Americans," he said.
London-based Lau likes to write about young designers, but will often cover big brands too.
Saudi women must cover their heads, and often cover their faces, too; foreign women in Saudi Arabia, though, aren't required to do so, and when Laura Bush and Hillary Clinton visited their heads were bare.
In my experience, public funds have all too often chosen to cover up problems, believing that investigating and acknowledging them makes a fund look bad or its board of trustees look stupid.
"I often cover manmade or natural disasters.
Far too often it provides cover for casual ignorance, and it should be outlawed.
As the article noted, the working poor are faced with a dilemma: if they comply with public policy by leaving welfare to return to work, they must arrange child care, but the salaries they earn are too often not sufficient to cover the cost of child care, frequently $100 a week.
"It's a world that we hope people see has a valid existence in culture, because too often, the people we cover or work with have been underrepresented or misrepresented in mainstream media, so a lot of our efforts are toward providing an alternate reality," Arsala says.
