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A Word on Behalf of the Idiots
The Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Review
Cone, James. The Cross and the Lynching Tree (Maryknoll, New York: Orbis, 2011). The next time somebody responds to the Black Lives […]
book review, ethics, James Cone, liberation theology, lynching, racism, reviewOkay, so Laura Ingalls Wilder was a racist. Now what?
I grew up reading Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books. (Not quite, actually. I stopped reading them when I was about 12, but […]
Laura Ingalls Wilder, Martin Luther King Jr., racismIs it wrong for First Nations people to refer to non-indigenous people as “settlers”?
A few days ago a group of First Nations people were riding the LRT (mass transit) to the National Gathering […]
discrimination, first nations, racismAgainst Trump’s Absurd Moral Equivalence Thesis
Today Donald Trump presented a moral equivalence thesis according to which protesters against racism are as culpable for violence that […]
Donald Trump, racismPolitically Incorrect Roadside Signs
The other day I found myself wasting time at a site that has a wealth of old photos of the […]
ethics, political correctness, racismReflections on a racist Starbucks cup
Reflections on Jewsday: A Response to Paul Manata
Paul Manata’s most recent attempt to deflate my critique of the Cleveland Indians branding has left the fact that I’m […]
prejudice, racism, stereotypeIf people are not offended then there’s no offense (and other terrible reasoning)
Now for the next piece of Paul Manata’s reasoning. He begins: “American Indians in general are not offended. It’s only […]
Paul Manata, racism, Sports Illustrated