Racism begets stupidity shockah

According to the findings, the more biased people are, the more their brain power is taxed by contact with someone of another race, as they struggle not to say or do anything offensive. The effect is so strong, the team found, that even a five-minute conversation with a black person left some of the white subjects unable to perform well on a test of cognitive ability.

would a racist care if they did something offensive?

With comments like this, it would seem the author of the article or the test creators are the racists, rather than the "well-meaning Dartmouth Undergrads". This article is creepy.

Love,

Tyrone Power, noted exception to apparent rule

http://www.meredy.com/power.jpg

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58295

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=56494
http://www.prisonplanet.com/feminists_joke_about_roasting_babies.html

http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/imageDB.cgi?isbn=9781127563739

^^^ Classic feminist literature 101.

* creating and reinforcing perceptions of victimization;
* satisfying infantile claims to entitlement, indulgence and compensation;
* augmenting primitive feelings of envy;
* rejecting the sovereignty of the individual, subordinating him to the will of the government.

Poll material.

Surely stupidity begets racism - which is why anti-racism campaigns are a bit daft. An anti-stupidity campaign would be more to the point, though it would also reveal why things like racism are so difficult to eradicate.

ignorance begets it racism if anything does, which is why anti-racism campaigns aren't "daft."

racism campaigns are "daft punk"

"Oooone more tiiiiime.... we're gonna segregate!"

;-)

hahaha

daft punk's electracism

"Oooone more tiiiiime.... we're gonna segregate!"

-- and what, Sunday, July 13, 2008 9:43 AM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Link

irl loooooooools

http://s107.photobucket.com/albums/m309/ben_055/th_blackface.jpg

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58295

-- and what, Saturday, July 12, 2008 5:02 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Link

looooooooooooooool

which is why anti-racism campaigns aren't "daft."

If you're talking about real education and discussion then I'd agree with you. If you're talking about politicians and celebrities wearing t-shirts and repeating slogans then I do find them pretty daft.

i'm talking about the t-shirt thing

a celebrity's t-shirt

"Oooone more tiiiiime.... we're gonna segregate!"

The original targets of the Ku Klux Klan were Republicans, both black and white, according to a new television program and book, which describe how the Democrats started the KKK and for decades harassed the GOP with lynchings and threats.

An estimated 3,446 blacks and 1,297 whites died at the end of KKK ropes from 1882 to 1964.

Gee.....why was that??

Dr. Rossiter preys on weakness and feelings of inferiority in the population by:

* creating and reinforcing perceptions of superiority
* satisfying adolescent claims to psychological control and mind-reading
* augmenting primitive feelings of being "secure" in his manhood
* rejecting the sovereignty of the liberal, subordinating him or her to the will of creepy his creepy father cult mentality.

People who are troubled that they can't access what is in their opponents' minds are disturbing.

Earlier this month, a contributor who goes by "isobel123," wrote that "the problem with adoption is, we really enjoy killing babies and would hate to have to miss out on that. We love squishing their little baby heads and watching their little baby brains come out their little baby eyesockets as their little chubby baby arms writhe helplessly in little chubby baby pain."

What a nice man:

The Upland City Council will hold a special meeting next week to demand the resignation of council member Ray Musser, whom colleagues say tarnished the city’s image by using racially insensitive language at a recent meeting.

Musser, 73, who attended the inauguration of President Obama, was relating his experiences to the council this week when he described the “non-whites in the crowd” as being “well-behaved, and that was so gratifying.” He was later quoted by a local newspaper using the term "colored" when referring to African Americans.

Musser said today that he doesn’t recall saying "colored" and conceded he could have described the inauguration scene better. He said the other council members were using the incident as a pretext for a political witch hunt -- especially the mayor, whom he has run against twice. “It’s much ado about nothing,” he said, adding that he won’t resign.