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Tag Archives: Race
The Realism of Ward Connerly
Good Magazine takes a lengthy look at the always fascinating Ward Connerly, and his struggle to end Affirmative Action in the United States. While he continues to be vilified by the defenders of “positive discrimination” and as his ballot initiatives … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Law, Race
Tagged affirmative action, ballot initiatives, Good Managine, idealism, Race, racial preferences, realism, Ward Connerly
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Two Voters
David Gergen is the latest to detect hidden racist messages in McCain advertising. I’d say that there’s two types of voters on this issue. The sort who sighs at an “obvious” effort to invent an artificial racism for McCain, and … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page
Tagged advertising, David Gergen, McCain, Obama, Race, racism
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Running Against the New York Times
Perhaps Mr. Riley’s allegation in Newsday that the McCain “Celeb” ad exposed some sort of crypto-racist subterfuge, is more widely shared among Obama’s media advocates than one might have assumed. For the queen of that kingdom evidently shares the sentiment: … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Lee's Page
Tagged advertising, editorial, harold ford, John Riley, Low-Road Express, marketing, McCain, Media, New York Timews, Obama, Race, racism, racist, slogan, subterfuge
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Campaign Racism
ABC’s Jake Tapper thinks it’s primarily being leveled by Democrats. There’s a lot of racist xenophobic crap out there. But not only has McCain not peddled any of it, he’s condemned it. What I have not seen is it come … Continue reading
Posted in Peg's Page
Tagged Domestic Politics, Election 2008, McCain, Obama, Race, racism
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Let’s NOT talk about race
So I’m going down the page at Instapundit and find a link to this story about an Obama delegate that was asked to quit. Why? On Saturday, two neighbor children were playing in the tree next-door to her house. Ramirez-Sliwinski … Continue reading
Obama’s Demographic Conquest
photo: Talatu-Carmen Tony Harnden: “Initially, it was said just young people voted for Obama. Then it was young people and affluent white. Then it was young people, affluent whites and black people. Then it was young people, affluent whites, black … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Asian-American, black, Catholics, demographics, Domestic Politics, female, Hillary, Hispanics, male, Maryland, Obama, Race, seniors, Tony Harben, white
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Good Intentions; Frightening Results
This morning, I read a column from the Wall Street Journal about race. Just when we thought we’d heard everything from the diversity police, here they come trying to prescribe even the color of charity. The California Assembly last … Continue reading
Posted in Eugenics, Law, Peg's Page, Race, Society
Tagged charity, Greenlining Institute, Holocaust Museum, Race
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Hillary & Identity Politics
In expressing consternation that women on the Left could support Hillary Clinton solely on grounds of her gender, Bookworm notes that identity politics –the idea that a person’s innate factional qualities (race, gender, ethnicity, etc) confer immutable political values– is … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged fascism, gender, Hillary Clinton, identity, identity politics, Race
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