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The Curious Case of Integrated Racism in Benjamin Button
Originally posted on thebibliophile Weblog:
Ann Hornaday Ota Benga Film critic, Ann Hornaday recently wrote an article in The Washington Post about the film “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” which connects one of the characters in the film, with…
Kernel Commission
Summary of 2011 report examining the challenges facing “oppressed” people in 2012 We have found that racist behaviour/thought is not merely institutional; it relates to the authority/autonomy balance (AAB), that is; the desire for conflict that arises between the individuals … Continue reading
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Tagged Alton Maddox, Amos Wilson, APril 1968, Chicago 1919, Civil Unrest, Controlled Opposition, Cres Welsing, Debate Ceiling, February 29th, Hare & Hare, Harlem 1935, Harlem 1943, Investigative Journalism, Kenneth B Clarke, Kerner Commission, Neely Fuller, Public Enquiry, Racial Matters, Remi Kapo, Savage Culture, Thinking Skills, Tommy Curry, Vanishing Black Family, Yurugu
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