MD writes:
in the first place, everybody can see that the "funding" sources of the
report prepared by the Justice Department are highly problematic. They are
typical liberal type foundations such as Ford and Soros. As the NY Times
article suggests "An unusual feature of the report is that its
MD writes:
in the first place, everybody can see that the "funding" sources of the
report prepared by the Justice Department are highly problematic. They
are
typical liberal type foundations such as Ford and Soros. As the NY Times
article suggests "An unusual feature of the report is that its
Jim Devine:
the author, Scott Shuger, was simply asking questions about these issues. I
was hoping for answers to these questions rather than name-calling based on
a partial reading.
first, let me decompose the neo-liberal journalist Mr.Shuger's article
and his critique of the report,
Jim Devine:
the author, Scott Shuger, was simply asking questions about these issues. I
was hoping for answers to these questions rather than name-calling based on
a partial reading.
first, let me decompose the neo-liberal journalist Mr.Shuger's
Hey! Shuger is not a neo-liberal. I'm a
Yes, Brad! and Shuger subscribes to "sub-cultural experience thesis"-- the
thesis that relates racial inequalities to "cultural preferences" ie., I
am an African American and I disbenefit from the system because I
culturally "prefer" to do so, not because the system is racially biased.
against
1. Which study is SLATER magazine referring to? Who did the study?
SLATE magazine is Microsoft's on-line magazine of opinion, edited by
Michael Kinsley. Its line is similar to that of the NEW REPUBLIC, but more
coherent. The article is from their daily news summary.
2. Minority people are
Jim Devine wrote:
the author, Scott Shuger, was simply asking questions about these issues. I
was hoping for answers to these questions rather than name-calling based on
a partial reading.
The Slate report must have been based on the following article, which
Doug fwd to lbo.
New
1. Which study is SLATER magazine referring to? Who did the study?
SLATE magazine is Microsoft's on-line magazine of opinion, edited by
Michael Kinsley. Its line is similar to that of the NEW REPUBLIC, but
more
coherent. The article is from their daily news summary.
My question was *not*
