Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 17th, 2009
The SPLC is attacking Carol Swain, labeling her “an apologist for white supremacists,” for endorsing Craig Bodeker’s A Conversation About Race. Swain has fired back at The Huffington Post. Here’s an excerpt from the Bodeker film that incited the controversy:
^^ This is the same sort of ritual shaming that was used in the USSR.
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Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 7th, 2009
In Arizona, a drive by shooting of an interracial couple already has the liberal blogosphere beating the “hate crime” drum. For the record, the police have specificially said: “we just don’t have enough information to call it a hate crime and isolate a single group.” The suspect, who has been described as white, heavily tattooed, and [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 6th, 2009
At Mississippi Learning, MSU sociologist Matthew Hughey is impressed by an interview with Jesse Daniels about her new book, Cyber Racism. As a pioneer of web based racialism, I was naturally intrigued and wasted thirty minutes of my time listening to a podcast about this dreck. The first eight minutes of the broadcast were devoted to discussing a [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 2nd, 2009
In The Washington Post, Kevin Boyle has a review of Carlotta Walls LaNier’s memoir of the Little Rock 9, the small group of negro students who led the integration of Central High School in Little Rock back in 1957. President Eisenhower famously sent the 101 Airborne Division into Arkansas to force integration on the school. Little [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 26th, 2009
Michael Gerson is worried about White Nationalism invading “respected institutional spaces on the Internet” and calls for censorship to squelch all of this “hate” before it snowballs into something more sinister. Please note the delicious irony: the same man who would have us force “democracy” on the Islamic world at gunpoint cowers in fear of a free exchange [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 21st, 2009
Last week, Liberal America had one of its periodic conniption fits over “racism” and this inspired a series of columns in the New York Times and elsewhere, which I am only now (slowly) dredging through.
1.) For Bob Herbert (negro), the hideously white 9/12 protesters were driven by “racism,” pure and simple. They just can’t stand the fact that a black [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 20th, 2009
In the AP, liberals worry that ‘racism’ is losing its currency:
The word is being sprayed in all directions, creating a hall of mirrors that is draining the scarlet R of its meaning and its power, turning it into more of a spitball than a stigma.
Playing the race card isn’t the rhetorical atom bomb that it [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 18th, 2009
Yesterday, I did something completely out of character. Out of curiosity, I watched the Glenn Beck show on the Fox News Channel. I had to see for myself whether there was any substance to the claim that Beck is leading a MARs type movement against the Obama administration.
Beck started off his program by telling his audience that [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 1st, 2008
At Takimag, a debate about race and culturalism, including a fabulous claim that Thomas Jefferson was an anti-racist environmentalist.
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Posted in Uncategorized on Nov 17th, 2008
A response to a commentator at Mangan’s Miscellany.
“So the relevant question is how society got to that point.”
The principle of non-discrimination, which shouldn’t be confused with tolerance, wasn’t broadly accepted by elite liberals in the 1920s. This had changed by 1945 when the United Nations was founded. In the 1920s, only the far left communist [...]
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