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No Country For Young Black Men
If you are a young black man, who you are is threat enough
The police acted the very next day. A man was arrested, charged, and is in custody, being held without bond. So this–the alleged shooting of Jordan Russell Davis by Michael David Dunn, is not that–the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman.
But in so many other aspects of this case, the parallels are undeniable–another 17-year old African-American boy, shot and killed.
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6th Grader is Smarter than Boehner
Boehner and the rest of the Republicans in the House could learn something from this 6th grader. Even an teabagger could understand this 6th grader's explanation.
http://youtu.be/yAxTCR7uWts
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I get up every morning determined to both change the world and have one hell of a good time. Sometimes this makes planning my day difficult.
Reblogged from A Winsome Journey ~ imagine, dream, create:
I am not complaining, I love my little farm, and all of its critters...yet, there are mornings I would rather not venture out quite so early. Like this morning all damp, and cold. Once I step out of the kitchen door, everything seems as it should and I relax in to the morning's flow of activity ~ happily ~ if not admittedly a skosh weary.
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In fiscal negotiations, Obama channels ‘The Godfather’
Reblogged from The Fifth Column:
As a fan of The Godfather, I've been enjoying MSNBC commentators' comparisons of the president's fiscal cliff negotiations to The Godfather movies.
I was watching Melissa Harris Perry this morning and she also used the Godfather analogy to describe president Obama's leverage in the current fiscal negotiations. (The relevant portion of the video link above starts after the 30 second intro…
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