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US SCHOOLS RACE DEBATE..and PARIS HILTON

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David Mazower | 17:51 UK time, Friday, 29 June 2007

Hi this is Karnie, welcome to the World Have Your Say blog...
What are we chatting about today?

The American anchor woman, Mika Brzeznski who refused to report the Paris Hilton story on MSNBC...we've received hundreds of emails in praise of Ms Brezeznski.

Something else that has got you talking...is the US Supreme Court's decision to not allow race to be a factor when placing students in public schools...

And native Canadians are staging protests to address the issue of land and poor living conditions!! Follow the debate here..or if you'd like to get in touch..all the details are on the right hand side of this page..

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