“That Conversation about Race” category archive
Still Rising Again after All These Years 0
Thom enumerates the many parallels between the old Secesh of 1861 and the new Secesh of today’s Republican Party.
American Stasi 0
Yet another law-abiding person on his way to his job is arrested sent to an ICE concentration camp detention center for being brown.
American Stasi, Rule of Lawless Dept. 0
Farron discusses a Washington Post report that ICE’s hiring practices may be–er–questionable.
White Flight 0
Jesse Watters seems distressed that, in the midterms, Republicans seem to have lost what Watters refers to as the “white vote.”
Sam and the crew find this to be–er–a tell.
As I’ve mentioned before in these electrons, Richard Nixon’s southern strategy came full circle and consumed the Republican Party, which is today little more than the party of the New Secesh.
And Watters as much as openly admits that.
American Stasi 0
Rick Strom discusses how ICE agents remain a threat and highlights how private citizens are trying to resist ICE.
Still Rising Again after All These Years . . . 0
. . . and now they’re even taking off their hoods.
American Stasi 0
Another reminder that mean for the sake of mean is a Republican family value.
American Stasi, Reprise 0
Thom rails about “Kavanaugh stops.”
American Stasi 0
Yet another legal law-abiding immigrant of South American heritage is snatched up by ICE and sent to a concentration camp detention center.
American Stasi 0
This case has been mentioned in these electrons before, but Rick Strom’s commentary is well worth a listen.
American Stasi 0
Rick Strom comments on the rule of lawless as exercised by Stephen Miller’s ICE, ada, the American Stasi.
Republicans’ Last Ditch Takkktic 0
Michael in Norfolk:
Follow the link. Read the rest.
Still Rising Again after All These Years 0
John Young, in a longer article about how how we should celebrate exercising our right duty to vote, notes, almost in passing, that
I commend his entire piece to your attention.
American Stasi 0
The only surprising thing about this story is that he’s being held to account.
American Stasi 0
And this surprises you how (emphasis added)?
Details at the link.
Arc Angles 0
Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.”
Thom argues that the arc of American conservatism is wrong, for it bends towards fascism, spurred on by America’s original sin of chattel slaver.
Watch the video for his reasoning.