The idea of "race" may be the most fallacious and dangerous idea in the history of myth and human imagination. In the early 1940s, Dr. Ashley Montagu, the eminent cultural anthropologist at Princeton University, titled his book "Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race." It is a work, which both objectively critiques and morally attacks the false notion of "race" as an indicator of individual ability and cultural achievement.

Her success at the London 2012 Olympics has made Gabrielle Christina Victoria Douglas and her mother, Natalie Hawkins, famous.  With so much talk about her hair and mother's financial situation Gabrielle and Natalie were undoubtedly the most talked about athlete and family of the 2012 competition.

Hello Insight Readers.

My name is Abeni Hill and I am an intern reporter with Insight News. The end of August marks my second summer working at Insight. I am currently a junior studying mass communication and journalism at Augsburg College. This fall I will be studying abroad in Seville, Spain.

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The Minnesota Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (MN-AAP) announced recently its formal opposition to the proposed constitutional amendment that would limit the freedom to marry for committed, same-sex couples in Minnesota. MN-AAP joined the coalition with Minnesotans United for All Families, citing the decision as a “child health issue.”