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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, racism, republican party, sarah palin, tea party, u.s.a 3 Comments
Mexico’s Drug Cartels: a no-win situation
Mexican President Felipe Calderon’s military campaign against drug cartels has failed miserably.
Posted in north america, politics Also tagged cocaine, colombia, evo morales, felipe calderón, marijuana, mexico, u.s., war on drugs 4 Comments
Iran and the Bomb: simulating nuclear negotiation
It’s going to be difficult, but nothing’s easy regarding Iran, simulated or otherwise.
Posted in Current Affairs, middle east Also tagged ahmadinejad, china, dan shvartsman, hezbollah, iran, israel, netanyahu, russia, syria, tzipi livni, u.s. 1 Comment
More Racism from Arizona: Gov. Brewer and the Schools
Now, Brewer will have the opportunity to sign yet another strikingly intolerant piece of legislation.
Posted in Current Affairs, human rights, north america, racism Also tagged allison kilkenny, arizona, Elie Wiesel, gov. brewer, hispanic, immigrant, immigration, jan brewer, janet napolitano, joe arpaio, latino, Tom Horne, u.s. 7 Comments


Birth Tourism: The Newest Red Herring in the Anti-Immigration Arsenal