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...capitalization of the word, "Black." "Black," however, is not capitalized to draw attention to the fact that Blacks have been oppressed and are still being oppressed, and to demonstrate that being Black is something to be proud of, not something to be ashamed of which, unfortunately in our racist culture, is often the association that is made with the word "black." (See Burgest, David. "The Racist Use of the English Language," in Black Scholar, September...
Since racism was implied in the letter to The Crimson and also in The Crimson article, as editor of WIN NEWS, I must state it is both racist and sexist to continue to hush up the facts. Do African children and women, because they are Black, suffer any less from these mutilations? If the equivalent operation (penisdectomy) were performed in Africa, there would be an outcry by men around the world...
...neatly combed, well trimmed and barely touching the ears. The suit is a conservative gray tweed, the tie quiet and reassuring. So are his soft-spoken musings, hard to hear over the taped jazz and folk music. "America is in good shape," he offers soothingly. "America is not ideologically racist. Americans are willing to give people a fair shake." He could be a small businessman decompressing amiably between a week's rash of orders and the idyl of a suburban weekend...
...Herman's sister and mother, Gretchen Klopfer and Laurie Patton surmount the formidable task of transforming characters written as villains into people whose prejudices, though painfully unjustified, can still be understood. Klopfer gives young Anabelle unexpected sensitivity. More than just a racist bitch, Patton's aging matriarch is a woman who, unable to accept her status as "poor white trash," clings to a delusion of superiority, the dying idea of white supremacy. In contrast to Herman's identification with Blacks, his mother hates them because she needs someone to despise in the same way that she suffers the condescension...
...completely racist and that makes me think about all the themes," he continues, "especially because sometimes racist acts are not as overt these days...