an article from The Onion last week offered this timely missive:
Furthermore, does Dr Dean get a "rebate" for being from Vermont (black population disproportionate to nat'l avg)?
the next day, a real news article from the Atlanta Journal Constitution:"Me, prejudiced? Of all the slanderous, hurtful, and untrue things you could say! I may have had a somewhat sheltered upbringing, but I'm extremely tolerant of all kinds of people. I would never pass judgment on someone because of the color of his skin. Look, I'll have you know I have several black Friendsters. . . . After you've become Friendsters with a black person, your eyes are opened to how important it is to explore the diversity that exists in your own Internet community."--"Harold Evars," (link)
do you think his racial awkardness is a measurable liability, or is Rev Al making hay outta nothing at all?"In the midst of the civil rights movement of the '60s, Dean--son of a Wall Street securities broker with a home on Park Avenue--saw an opportunity to broaden his horizons and requested a black roommate. . . . [Don] Roman learned only recently of Dean's request for a black roommate. Knowing that during their freshman year 'would have been the kiss of death,' said Roman, not wanting to be 'some white liberal's' social experiment." (link)
Furthermore, does Dr Dean get a "rebate" for being from Vermont (black population disproportionate to nat'l avg)?