Posts Tagged ‘discrimination’
NYC legislation does not forbid cops from transmitting description of subjects
In the real world, people actually take a few minutes to review proposed legislation instead of blindly accepting the opinion of someone else – and broadcasting that third-party description on your TV program. I guess Bill O’Reilly does not live in the real world.
Read MoreDid Rep. Lewis suggest GOP control could result in 1960s-type discrimination?
In an e-mail from the political wing of the Obama White House, Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) referenced today’s 45th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, and his participation in the voter’s rights march from Selma to Montgomery in March of 1965. He used the historical reference to ask for campaign donations, and seems to suggest…
Read MoreDying while black – blaming health issues on slavery and racism
This should be interesting. Organized by Professor Vernellia Randall from the University of Dayton School of Law, the program aims to defend the position that a colorblind policy approach will not solve health issues of black males and females in the United States. I would not argue a discrepancy between the health of blacks and…
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