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Tag Archives: Racism
A Man, A Woman, A Dog And A Park
A not entirely chance encounter demonstrates that it is possible to be a bully about being right.
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Debacles In Blackface
On Thursday morning, Florida Secretary of State Michael Ertel was a rising star. His career was in ruins by afternoon.
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Protesting King Tut
On a liberal campus, fellow students push back against those who would hijack lectures and stifle open discussion.
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Remembering History By Forgetting It
Some residents of a Florida city founded 60 years after Appomattox have a fuzzy memory of their community’s Southern history.
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A Symbol Of Hate At The House Of Justice
In the decade following the end of the Civil War, paramilitary groups and mobs in Caddo County, La., murdered approximately …
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Arizona’s Experiment In Large-Scale Profiling
Arizona recently passed a law that practically orders the state’s law enforcement officers to engage in racial profiling. The bill, …
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Pictures Behind A Lynching Story
It is one thing to know about lynching, another to see it – which is why a newspaper published graphic photos from the past.
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