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...come off it! You aren't really surprised at the reluctance of the white racist citizens of the North to integrate with us poor, lowly black folk [Feb. 17]. The white man's superiority complex won't allow him to admit that our children are just as good as his, and whether that racist lives in the North or the South, he's still a racist. Malcolm X advised his black brothers to "stop talking about the South" because "as long as you are south of the Canadian border, you're in the South...
...extremely unsound. Lindbergh was not simply an objective surveyor of the international scene, and Cole's portrayal of him as a Lone Eagle victimized by a powerful administration intolerant of dissent, is patently invalid. Lindbergh was a Germanophile, extremely sympathetic to Nazi policies in Germany, and obviously a racist. He saw the Soviet Union as the paramount world danger and said frequently that he would rather ally himself with the Nazis than with the U.S.S.R., a nation of "godlessness, cruelty, and barbarism." It would be totally unreasonable to suggest that Lindbergh's views on these questions failed to color...
...Kenneth C. Edelin will never stand as a conviction of the Boston City Hospital obstetrician, but as a condemnation of a legal process that brought this case into a courtroom and that allowed a jury to consider it. The shocking forcefulness of the jurors in convicting Edelin and the racist and prejudiced nature of their judgment only adds a final virulent touch to a prosecution that was from the beginning ugly...
...partner of the ruling class (it isn't: except for the Vietnam War, labor has consistently pushed for socially liberal legislation, and only two types of unions--the leadership of the Teamsters and the building trades--have really taken the side of capitalism): that workers are more militarist and racist than other Americans (they aren't, but they are angry when upper class students support a foreign army that is attempting to kill their own children: or when upper class liberals take it upon themselves to devise busing and housing schemes that will leave urban workers and their communities...
...February 4 Crimson editorial entitled. "Under a Glumping Sky," Edmond Horsey seems to be echoing the comment of the bystander who said. "The march is good. It will point out that the issue isn't racist, it's a busing issue..." This attempt to depoliticize the Dec. 14 March Against Racism destroys its very purpose Racism is not an issue of "nuts and bolts," as Mr. Horsey says, it is an intensely political issue which transcends the boundaries and agencies of the American political system (i.e., election, school committees legislation, etc.). That is why any confrontation with racism must inevitably...