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Tag Archives: Civil Rights Act of 1964
White-Out
It’s best to come of age when then nation is coming of age too, but that’s a crap-shoot – you don’t get to choose when you were born. It’s just that coming of age in the sixties was, as they … Continue reading
Posted in End of the Republican Party, Race and Politics, Republicans and Race, Republicans – Party of the South, Republicans in the Wilderness
Tagged Bigotry Porn, Calhoun's Legacy, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Denison University, Diana Ross and the Supremes, End of the Republican Party, Frat Boys, Frat-Boy Racism, Joan Walsh, John C. Calhoun, Kevin Phillips, New Republic "White" Cover, Nullification, Original Sin: Why the GOP Is and Will Continue to Be the Party of White People, Party of the South, Party of White People, Republicans and Race, Sam Tanenhaus, The Emerging Republican Majority, The Great Nullifier, The Sixties, Voting Rights Act, What's the Matter with White People: Why We Long for a Golden Age That Never Was, White Resentment
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The Angry Kid
It’s that odd thing that happens to preadolescent boys – and maybe it’s caused by preadolescent girls. But we’ve all seen it. The kid is in a black mood. He’s angry and sullen, and if you ask him why he’s … Continue reading
Posted in Rand Paul, Tea Party Movement
Tagged Accidents Happen, Big Government, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Free-Floating Anger, Liberty As Community Self-Government, Liberty As Freedom From Coercion, NAFTA Superhighway, Rand Calls Obama Un-American, Rand Paul, Rand Paul and Rachel Maddow, Rand Paul Cancels Meet the Press, Rand Paul Defends BP, Rand Paul Defends Mine Owners, Tea Party Grievances, Tea Party Movement, The Amero, Will Wilkinson
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