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Tag Archives: racism
Big Government, Nixonland, and the Tea Parties
The Tea Parties embody the resentment and anger Nixon fostered.
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, politics, racism Also tagged 60s, civil war, erik loomis, nixonland, obama, race, rick perlstein, tea parties, tea party 3 Comments
The New Racism: History and the Tea Party, Part 1
Tea Party rallies speak to both pre-civil rights and post-civil rights conservative discussions of race.
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, politics, racism Also tagged america, erik loomis, history, newt gingrich, race, republican party, sarah palin, tea party, u.s.a, united states 3 Comments
Mel Gibson: Unsurprising but still shocking
Mel Gibson, once again out to flaunt his gross displays of race and gender privilege.
Posted in Entertainment, feminism, north america, racism, rape, women Also tagged arrest, mel gibson, Oksana Grigorieva 2 Comments
Mark Seal on Kenya in Vanity Fair: bad implications and dead ends
Is it useful to point out that a phrase "taming the wild country" is a slap in the face for those who were "tamed"?
Posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, africa, politics, racism Also tagged kenya, mark seal, media, post-colonialism, u.s., vanity fair 16 Comments
Who’s Yo Savior, Biatch!
I heard the words "Saddam Hussein" and "Al-Qaeda" and "Osama bin Laden." Then the guy made some comment about Africa. Great, I thought, a geography-challenged bigot.


Laughing Racism: Beyond the #browntwitterbird