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US Politics & Gov't News tagged with prejudice

Sign Petition: Tell the DHS: Release the Right Wing Domestic Terrorism Report
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: government, obama, dhs, homeland security, rightwing, extremism, domestic, terrorists, racism, neo-nazis, hate, prejudice, crime, holocaust, museum, abortion, tiller, murder, killing, cover-up, americans, republicans, lies, corruption )

Tom
- 167 days ago - change.org
In the wake of the murder of Dr. George Tiller in Kansas and Stephen T. Johns at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, it's time for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to finalize and publish its "Rightwing Extremism" report about potential threats.
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Look, Troy Davis! Jim Crow Crowned Prom King in Georgia
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: TroyDavis, Separatism, JimCrow, MontgomeryCountySchoolProm, Georgia, GeorgiaCourtofAppeals, MaryNeal, LarryNeal, Wrongfuldeathoflarryneal, DogJustice, AfricanAmerican, Prejudice, JimCrow, EqualJustice, AmnestyInternational, prejudice, Racism, lynching )

Mary
- 183 days ago - my.nowpublic.com
Montgomery County High School in Monore, Georgia has two separate proms for its graduating seniors - one for the white students and one for the black ones. Troy Davis hopes for a new trial in a place where school children are still taught separatism...
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To Be Black & Head of the U.S Empire: A Contradiction in Terms
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: americans, culture, society, politics, Prejudice, humans, interesting, ethics, freedoms, ethics, obama )

Kat
- 195 days ago - republicoflakotah.com
The inescapable but deliberately ignored irony about Barack Obama being installed as this nation's first so-called black president is that being Black in 'America' has in reality always meant so much more than mere color pigmentation...
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Obama's Name Banned for Mississippi School Children After Election
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: President-electBarackObama, MaryNeal, DemocraticParty, Election, PearlMississippi, Prejudice )

Mary
- 384 days ago - my.nowpublic.com
Pearl, Mississippi is a small town where Obama supporters were afraid to put signs on their lawns supporting their candidate. School children were told on Wednesday not to say "President Obama," or they would face disciplinary action. Two children were
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Media Now States Obama Fits 'OREO' Stereotype
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: racial discrimination, barack obama, democrat us presidential candidate, racism, US, oreo cookie, bigotry, prejudice )

Eco
- 498 days ago - mediamatters.org
This weekend on The McLaughlin Group, the program's host, John McLaughlin, asserted that Obama "fits the stereotype blacks once labeled as an Oreo -- a black on the outside, a white on the inside." Please sign and take action today!
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Strong Women Unite: Clinton-Angelou Discuss Issues Women, Nation, Voters Face
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: USA, Hillary Clinton, Maya Angelou, National issues, voters issues, sexism issues, women, Wake Forest University, prejudice, discrimination )

ON VACATI
- 586 days ago - www2.journalnow.com
"Letting go of not only the heavy burden of ignorance, but of prejudice and discrimination, sexism as well as racism, has never been so possible, or so necessary, as it is today," Clinton said.
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Is the Media Behind: Hillary's Likeability Factor?
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: USA, Hillary Clinton, Democrat presidential candidate, Hillary stays, tv media, news media, news anchors, Hillary discrimination, democrat race, lies, prejudice )

ON VACATI
- 606 days ago - opednews.com
France: How arrogant to suggest that the Democratic voters in the remaining states shouldn't be given the right to choose their candidate!! Hillary staying in the race would prolong the debate and maybe some voters will see differences in platforms!
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Rising Immigration Not Linked to Crime Rates: Study
US Politics & Gov't  (tags: facts vs. racist beliefs, bigotry, prejudice, immigrant rights )


- 614 days ago - reuters.com
Robert Sampson, a sociologist at Harvard University who studied crime and immigration in 180 neighborhoods in Chicago over seven years, found that first-generation immigrants were 45 percent less likely to commit violent acts than third generation America
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