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Chinese Girl in the Ghetto

April 15, 2011 By Jamie Glazov 46 Comments

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A politically incorrect memoir by Ying Ma.

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When Free Speech Died

February 22, 2010 By Richard L. Cravatts 12 Comments

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Leftist and Muslim thugs shut down discourse on campus.

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Black Leaders Ignore Black-on-Black Crime – American Thinker

October 5, 2009 By MB Snow

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October 06, 2009
Black Leaders Ignore Black-on-Black Crime
By E.W. Jackson Sr.

On Thursday, September 24th, after an apparently productive day at Fengler High School in Chicago, Derrion Albert, a black 16 year old honor student was knocked to the ground by a blow to the head with a railroad tie. He was then punched, kicked and stomped. [...]