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Areas of interest include teaching and learning (education), diversity, civil
rights law, community empowerment, world cultures and languages, poetry, writing, adult literacy, desegregation practice,
and state education policy. Writings have appeared in the publications listed below. Primary source published and unpublished
material are available at the University of Delaware Special Collections Library. The following revised publications are now
available for purchase: "I Might As Well Move to the Moon" ($15.00) and "Quadrangulated Inequality" ($35.00).
Send check or money order (plus $5.00 for mailing) to Dr. Horacio D. Lewis, Fairness Institute, 25 Wenark Dr. # 11, Newark,
DE 19713.
FROM THE HISPANIC OUTLOOK IN HIGHER
EDUCATION JOURNAL: "Race Norming, English Only and other Disguises"; "Back to the Front: Professor/Educator
Returns to High School"; "The Race Factor in Employment"; "Ethnic Studies One Man's Retrospective";
"The Cuba of Zoe Valdes, Exiled Author Speaks from Paris"; "The Last Racial Frontier: The Interracial Factor."
FROM THE (GANNETT) NEWS JOURNAL PAPERS: "Safer
in a Hospital than in Schools"; "Choices that Faced Elian and his Family Turned on Freedom"; "Pupils Need
School Language, Not Street Talk, to Excel in Class"; "Bouncing Around Big Ideas: Ping Pong is Perfect Opportunity
to Meditate on Mysteries"; "Everyone Needs a State Attorney to Receive Justice"; "Seeking the Drumbeat
of Our Life"; "Back to the Table with School Accountability"; "Where to Look for Diversity"; "Answer
the Basic Questions of Life"; "The Legacy of a King is His Dream."
FROM THE AFRO-HISPANIC REVIEW (University of Missouri-Columbia): "Race and Ethnicity:
A Perception of Black and Hispanic Relations" (also published in NAACP newspaper and THE PANAMA CHRONICLE). FROM THE
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON HISPANIC AFFAIRS: "Hispanics in State Governments" (national report); "Delaware Hispanics"
(video production, HDL, et al., and reports). FROM GRIO PUBLICATIONS: "Virginia Brindis de Salas."
FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN: "Desegregation: A Question of Time, Place,
and Commitment" (Published Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Conference on Urban Education, the Principal in the Urban
Setting). FROM A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE (Temple University): "Promoting Ethnic Diversity in the First State."
FROM DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY Conference Proceedings.: "Utilizing a Multicultural
Perspective to Teach African American and Other Underrepresented Groups."
FROM INDIANA UNIVERSITY (Bloomington) (*and the Fairness Institute): *"I Might As Well Move to
the Moon: A Case Study on Housing Discrimination and a Legal Manual"; "Pueblo Latino: Puerto Ricans, Cubans and
Chicanos, Volumes I, II and III" (General Editor); "To Train or Not to Train Teachers for Spanish Speaking Communities";
"The Panama Canal Question."
FROM FOCUS
ON EDUCATION, NJASCD AND THE DELAWARE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION: "A Multicultural Perspective for Effective
Teaching"; Guidelines for Infusing Multicultural Education Into School Curricular and Co-Curricular Programs" (from
DPI, HDL, et al.); "Ten Years of Desegregation: Then and Now, the Delaware Experience" (from DPI, Gen. Ed.). FROM
SALUDOS HISPANOS: "Identity Crisis."
FROM
UNIVERSITY PRESS OF AMERICA, INC.: "What I Will Not Tell You About the Death Penalty."
FROM THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF POETRY: "I Belong in This World"; "Skin."
FROM VISIONS CREATIVE CONSULTING and the Fairness
Institute: "My Life in Verse"; "100 Poems and Other Impressions"; Quadrangulated Inequality: Rhymes Reasons
and Trials of a Multicultural Soul."
FROM
AMERICAN POETRY ANTHOLOGY: "The Druggers."
FROM
DELAWARE TODAY MAGAZINE: "Picking Tomatoes." FROM SIMON
AND SCHUSTER/PRENTICE-HALL: Assisted with the development and writing of portions of "American Nation" (a nationally
used high school Social Studies/History textbook).
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