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Response to Philadelphia
In reply to your comment on why blacks are not considered racist when they vote in high numbers for Obama. As far as I can recall..blacks have always had to vote for a white Presidential candidate. This is the first time ever they've had a choice. One must remember..black is not only a race but also an ethnicity. Again as far as I can ...
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BOSTONBASIN
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June 5, 2008
46 Percent (%)
This is the percentage of voters that believes superdelegates should support a nominee based on the elected delegate count. 30 Percent believe that superdelegates should support a nominee based on which one has the best chance of winning. While Obama followers would like ''everybody else'' to believe that HE has the best chance of winning, ...
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mabelle55
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March 22, 2008
A Young(er) Woman's Perspective....Why Hillary (not Gloria)
In recent days a steady stream of women have celebrated and lauded Gloria Steinem's recent piece in the NYT. Many encourage others to circulate the piece further. Respectfully, I disagree. Ms. Steinem's piece, though well intentioned I'm sure, pits the women's movement against the civil rights movement. Such false competition is divisive, ...
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batnib
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January 16, 2008
Re: Noah Is Spot on Concerning Clinton.
Sorry, but gender does not necessarily go hand-in-hand with race, and Steinem meant gender exclusively when she failed in her attempt to illistrate it as a hinder in modern-day America. Steinem states: ''Black men were given the vote a half-century before women of any race were allowed to mark a ballot, and generally have ascended to positions of ...
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AlaskaBoy
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January 15, 2008