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The Tea Party – Heir to the Civil Rights Movement

Posted on December 26, 2011 by

By Tera Ertz In the current climate, I found “Letters from a Birmingham Jail” to be most relevant. Dr. King’s message resonates more strongly in current events, even though most of the injustice that sparked the Civil Rights movement has … Continue reading →

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The Misguided Perception of “Self Hate:” (Part 2 of 3)

Posted on November 3, 2011 by

The Misguided Perception of “Self Hate:” How this Term Leaves Black America Dazed and Confused By: Melvin D. Whitlock A Flawed Perspective on Loyalty In my opinion, the new concept of self-love and self-hate championed by self-appointed liberal black leaders … Continue reading →

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The Misguided Perception of “Self Hate:” (Part 1 of 3)

Posted on November 1, 2011 by

The Misguided Perception of “Self Hate:” How this Term Leaves Black America Dazed and Confused By: Melvin D. Whitlock The Civil Rights Delusion      Many social agendas reference their movement alongside the methods and metrics used during the Civil Rights … Continue reading →

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