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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">as was
the seventh of nine children. It was in high school, after working
on the student newspaper, that she decided she wanted to become a
reporter.After graduating from Detroit's Wayne University (now Wayne State
University), Thomas headed straight for the nation's capital. She landed
a $17.50-a-week position as a copy girl, with duties that included fetching
coffee and doughnuts for editors at the Washington Daily News.United Press
-- later United Press International -- soon hired her to write local
news stories for the radio wire. Her assignments were relegated at first
to women's news, society items and celebrity profiles.Her big break came
after the 1960 election that sent Kennedy to the White House, and
landed Thomas her first assignment related to the presidency. She was sent
to Palm Beach, Fla., to cover the vacation of the president-elect and
his family.JFK's successor, Lyndon Johnson, complained that he learned of
his daughter Luci's engagement from Thomas's story.Bigger and better assignments
would follow for Thomas, among them President Richard M. Nixon's breakthrough
trip to China in 1972.When the Watergate scandal began consuming Nixon's
presidency, Martha Mitchell, the notoriously unguarded wife of the attorney
general, would call Thomas late at night to unload her frustrations at
what she saw as the betrayal of her husband John by the
president's men.It was also during the Nixon administration that the woman
who scoop
"We have listened to President Obamas comments about the verdict in the
Zimmerman Case. People are focusing on this quote: Trayvon Martin couldve
been me 35 years ago. To focus on this one line misses
the nuances of the Presidents message, which includes comments about how
African Americans view the Zimmerman Case in the context of the history
of racial disparity in America."For more than a year, we have been
listening to the conversation about this case -- from voices on every
side -- and we have become very sensitive to the racial context
that surrounds this case. We acknowledge Mr. Obamas remarks regarding the
frustration felt by some when viewed in context of our nations history,
which includes racial insensitivities spanning generations, and existing
even today, including within our criminal justice system."While we acknowledge
and understand the racial context of this case, we challenge people to
look closely and dispassionately at the facts. We believe those who look
at the facts of the case without prejudice will see that it
is a clear case of self-defense, and we are certain that those
who take a closer look at the kind of person George Zimmerman
is -- something we understand the Department of Justice is currently doing
-- we are confident they will find a young man with with
a diverse ethnic and racial background who is not a racist, a
man who is, in fact, sensitive to the complex racial history of
our country."It takes cour
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