links for 2006-12-31
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Thanks Rob! “Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr. (R-Va.) on Thursday stood by his demand for strict immigration controls that he said would prevent Muslims from being elected to Congress and using the Koran during swearing-in ceremonies.”
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Check out mtevc’s interview with Kenneth Arroyo Roldan, author of “Minority Rules”. We just interviewed him on the latest episode of Addicted to Race.
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Thanks Rob! “Regan was fired Friday…after a telephone confrontation in which she complained of a “Jewish cabal” against her in the industry and appeared to liken herself to a victim of the Nazis as she stated that Jews “should know about ganging up…”(tags: jewish antisemitism)
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I really wish blackprof.com would get off the oppression olympics train. Thanks Kimberly! “the law school has been admitting increasing numbers of students of color with very little claim to minority status…every such barely-minority student displaces a
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Thanks Kimberly! “the L.A. Times still stumbles when it tries to cover Latino-specific stories in a city that gets browner and younger every day…the country’s largest metropolitan daily has yet to effectively cover and address the Mexican-Americans an
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Thanks Rob! “Obama’s appeal comes not from the things he says, but from who is saying them. He scores as an exotic who talks of barbershops and church socials in the flat tones you’d expect from any son of the prairie.”
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Thanks Mark! “McKesson Corp., had cut a prominent firm out of the bidding for its legal work. Though Arthur Chong says he didn’t name the firm, he did explain his reason to the audience: “It had been highlighted in a legal magazine for not having much div
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