Race is easily the defining point of American disunity. The issue's sensitivity and divisiveness are continuously called to our attention by our media and culture -- issues such as bilingual education, census categories, affirmative action, and racial and ethnic profiling are frequently in the headlines but rarely openly discussed. In its scope and volatility, race poses a challenge to America, a challenge to become one country in which all Americans are part of the whole. This 2001 Uniting America Assembly centered on the belief that opportunities for all groups and the common good are interrelated. The convening group sought progress for all racial groups in criminal justice, immigration, and economic opportunity.

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