editorials

Working against the good of the public
Carol M. Swain and Gerald McDermott, Roanoke Times and World News, April 18, 2008,

Abortions and Planned Parenthood
Carol M. Swain and Gerald McDermott, April 08, 2008,

Bickering exposes dishonest politics
Carol M. Swain , March 29, 2008, The Tennessean

The abortion industry
Gerald R. McDermott and Carol M. Swain , March 26, 2008, Washington Times

Those with standing in the community have duty to speak responsibly
Carol Swain, professor of law and political science, wrote this opinion piece countering sociology professor Dan Cornfield’s assessment that harsh enforcement of immigration laws have a negative effect on communities.
The Tennessean

Allowing bear to be named Muhammad shouldn't have caused such a stir
Carol M. Swain, December 7, 2007

Why black America shouldn't be focused on hanging nooses
Carol M. Swain, December 5, 2007

Deal with the devil: Robertson makes electability a Christian value
Carol M. Swain, November 11, 2007, The Tennessean

When Teens Aren't Taught Value of Life, It Can Have Deadly Consequences
Carol M. Swain, September 28, 2007, The Tennessean

Hate Creeps In? Opponents of amnesty aren't the problem
Carol M. Swain, August 8, 2007, The Tennessean

Court Sets Stage for Race-Neutral Schools
Carol M. Sawin, July 7, 2007, The Tennessean

Perspectives: On Immigration and Black Unemployment, Congressional Black Caucus Remains Silent Carol M. Swain, May 22, 2007, Diverse

Tennessee Voices: It's not a question of Clinton or Obama, not in '08
Carol M. Swain, May 20, 2007, The Tennessean

Teach Moral, as Well as Practical, Behavior
Carol M. Swain, April 17, 2007,The Tennessean

Gore's Daughter's Book Enlightens
Carol M. Swain, April 3, 2006

Stormy Waters
Carol M. Swain, October 2005, Prospect

Religious, Philosophical, and Socioeconomic Diversity
Carol M. Swain, September 9, 2005, The Chronicle of Higher Education

An Apology for Slavery
Carol M. Swain, July 2005, The Washington Post

1995: Blacks and the Republican Party
Carol M. Swain, May 22, 2005, The American Prospect, June 2005