Bush, Kerry agree much more to be done on racial equality

Tuesday, May 18, 2004

TOPEKA, Kan. -- Half a century after the Supreme Court banned school segregation, President Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry found agreement Monday on the point that America still falls short of racial equality despite progress across many fronts.

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