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AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truth: "That is not racism" - GOP chair Michael Steele
Maureen Dowd, "Boy, Oh, Boy" (op-ed on Obama and race), NYTimes.com (Sept. 13, 2009)
Jim Clyburn, a Democratic House member from South Carolina, talking about the attacks on Obama: "A lot of these outbursts have to do with delegitimizing him as a president... In South Carolina politics, I learned that the olive branch works very seldom... You have to come at these things from a position of strength. My father used to say, 'Son, always remember that silence gives consent.'"
GOP Assembly candidate: 'if you want to act like niggers, go back to Paulsboro' | Politicker NJ
From the article: "Republican State Assembly candidate Lee Lucas told neighbors 'if you want to act like niggers, go back to Paulsboro,' according to a 2006 Greenwich Township police report detailing a neighbor dispute. 'Yeah, I said that,' a police officer says Lucas told him. 'It's my freedom of speech. I can say what I want while I'm on my property.' ... According to the report, Lucas 'was reminded to act in a mannerly fashion. Mr. Lucas said they called him "googly eyes" and threatened to beat him up. Kyle admitted that they called him "googly eyes" but did not threaten him in any way, and that Mr. Lucas was the aggressor.'" I know it's not actually relevant, but I kind of wonder whether the person he was yelling at was black or not.
Religion News: Anti-faith, anti-government violence a toxic mix
"If we focus on the groups, we are going to miss the larger picture that the danger is not from the groups like the KKK or Aryan Nations ... but from individuals like von Brunn who act alone,"
Study says skin colour affects sense of belonging | National Union of Public and General Employees
"A study on multiculturalism and society by a University of Toronto professor says skin colour - not religion or income - poses the biggest barrier to immigrants in feeling that they belong in Canada. 'The darker the skin, the greater the alienation,' the Toronto Star says in a report on the study's findings."
The Stranger | Slog | The Teabaggers Are Getting More Attention than They Deserve
The phrases that stuck with me: "fetishization of the rural" and "urban people getting all righteous about their gardens and chickens and compost piles." That's kind of a stupid tack to take.
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Add Sticky Note• Fetishization of the rural (trucks and "outsider art," more urban people getting all righteous about their gardens and chickens and compost piles)
- If you care about sustainability, this is pretty insulting. - on 2009-04-20
In 1964, a candidate emerges from the Catholic imagination | National Catholic Reporter
The National Catholic Reporter's piece on Timothy Pettegrew, a fictional character featured in the children's comic series Treasure Chest, published by the rather short-lived Catholic "Commission on American Citizenship."
Scott London, "Crossing Borders: An Interview with Richard Rodriguez," The Sun Magazine 260 (August 1997)
Rodriguez on assimilation, race, "divesity," migration, and Los Angeles.
Vendors asked to leave Values Voter Summit | Politics | Christianity Today
Best coverage I've seen yet of the "Obama Waffles" business. Linked from GetReligion.org.
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