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PostDateIcon June 21st, 2010 | Author: JBH

And we should expect something different?

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Racism is a Collectivist Attribute

PostDateIcon April 7th, 2010 | Author: JBH

That was a statement made by a Facebook friend that really resonated with me.  Racism can not logically be tied to someone that puts individual rights and liberties above all else.  I’m always surprised that those most vocal about our need to fight racism appear to be the ones clinging to it the most.

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