Alt-Reich: Silent No More on Closet Nazis
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Book Review: To Kill a Mockingbird
I think there’s just one kind of folks. Folks. – Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird To Kill a Mockingbird was written and edited after Harper Lee wrote Go Set a Watchman. […]
Book Review: Go Set a Watchman
Nelle Harper Lee was born noticing the content of a person’s character rather than the color of their skin. It wasn’t a welcome attitude in her small hometown in rural […]
Charleston, SC: Love Wins
Evil happens when good people do nothing. How can good people be so silent in the face of rampant racism? How many shooting rampages need to happen for people to […]
Diversity: Life’s Spice
Diversity makes life interesting. Life quickly gets boring if we don’t expand our horizons beyond the confines of home. I learned this lesson early growing up in a tiny, rural […]
ΣAE: Racist Bullies & the 1st Amendment
The 1st Amendment doesn’t give anybody the right to be a racist prick. I am appalled by the ΣAE attorney’s “every 19 year old male is entitled to five minutes of […]
Bravo! NBA’s Adam Silver Dumps Donald Sterling
I am banning Mr. Sterling for life. – Adam Silver Nothing sets my teeth on edge faster that racism. Therefore, I was ecstatic to see the new NBA’s Commissioner Adam […]
Zimmerman Is Innocent? Bullshit!
We need to take a hard look at the jury who decided that George Zimmerman was innocent of murder. We need to remember that these six women’s primary qualification to […]
Emancipation Proclamation: 150 Year Anniversary
We shout for joy that we live to record this righteous decree. – Frederick Douglass As the United States backs away from the fiscal cliff, we also celebrate the 150th […]
Seattle Foster Child Arrested and Beaten for Jaywalking
Seattle has to be the only city in the country that gets its knickers in a knot over jaywalking. I vividly recall my own “WTF?” reaction the first time somebody told me […]
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