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A wider view of a ‘racist idea’
At the University of California San Diego (UCSD), a number of their fraternity members obviously went to college to perpetuate ignorance, racism and their own inflated sense of privilege.
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There’s no Joe Stack in me
There will be those that look at Joe Stack’s life, read his extensive suicide note and see a great deal of themselves in the story that he told.
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Not showing – The ‘Poor People’s News’
Several weeks ago Ed Schultz, MSNBC and the Left’s answer to Rush Limbaugh, made an interesting suggestion that was probably a throwaway line in his early show monologue. He said there should be a “poor people’s news.”
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Race, rape and mental states
It is rare to come across a story so heinous, disturbing and utterly baffling that you bypass your usual emotional reactions.
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The ‘curse’ of the 60th vote
Being the swing vote on healthcare has been a one-way ticket to political oblivion. The “Curse of the 60th Vote” has been cast and it just might change Washington for years to come.
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NFL out to needle Supreme Court and you for more money
Football is the most popular and profitable sport played in the United States. ... It makes you wonder why the NFL is looking for a handout from the Supreme Court of the United States.
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Tavis Smiley ends ‘Black Union’ confabs; Is Obama to blame?
After 10 years, Tavis Smiley has decided to put an end to his annual State of the Black Union conferences.
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Obama the ‘winner’ changing rules of the game
The fact that Barack Obama is trying to re-write the rules of the Democratic primary less than two years after winning the nomination tells us that he is not only interested in staying in power, but that he’s failed to understand part of the magic that got him into office.
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‘The Lost Decade:’ Saying goodbye won’t be hard
We’re at the end of a really strange 10-year-period in both American and African American history. I am generally hesitant to nickname a whole decade, but in the wake of the last 10 years, I’d have to refer to it as the “Lost Decade.”
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White House crashers need a one way ticket to high-security jail
For those that haven’t been watching the news lately, Tareq and Michaele Salahi are among the newest members of the group of people to become famous for all the wrong reasons.
