When two white Children's Express members attended the national NAACP convention here in July, they didn't know what to expect. They were afraid that the black participants might resent white people, because of how badly whites have treated blacks in this country. But everyone was friendly and spoke to them, and they soon forgot all about being white or black. Here are excerpts from their int

Black South Africans have many obstacles to overcome. Despite winning the right to vote, they still need to achieve equality in housing, employment and education with white residents. To survive, they must end the black-on-black violence as well as the fighting between groups of different races. Only then can they give their children hope for the future. African-Americans face the same difficu