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The professor said that her study of the history of the song proved that the song was made to satirize how black people reacted to winter activities such as sleigh riding. The comedy routine was to portray blacks as “behaving foolishly, grotesquely, and incompetently” in unfamiliar situations.

Even students who claimed that they treat all of their peers equally were labeled problematic by the professors. In the absence of dialogue on racial issues, the professors argue, students who treat their peers equally are actually doing a disservice to those amongst them who are marginalized.

“I feel like I treat everyone the same…To me, if you’re white or black…, then I’m going to treat you like you’re a human being. I guess I don’t see skin color whenever I see someone,” one student respondent said. The professors went on to argue that the student’s colorblind approach is actually a “race-evasive” strategy that reinforces “white racial power.”

That the boom in business happened after one of the most heinous mass shootings in American history was no coincidence. Mass shootings, rather than temper gun sales, only feed the hunger.
And AR-15 style rifles have become a favorite among mass shooters, used in some of the most notorious and deadly mass killings in recent history: Aurora, Vegas, Texas, San Bernardino.
This is the story of how media hysteria and failed policy; industry pressures and consumer demand; blood and money helped turn an ugly, unwanted semi-automatic rifle into the most popular rifle in America.

Georgia men made it 2 miles down the road after alleged robbery, ran out of gas

Authorities say a man who was in a Colorado court for violating his bond on a drug charge is in even more trouble after a wad of cocaine fell from his hat while he was in front of the judge

Angry progressives at the University of California San Diego demanded photos of Kate Steinle be removed from campus.

Gregory Lu hung up 150 posters of the young woman who was murdered by an illegal immigrant in San Francisco in 2015 with a caption that read: “She had dreams too.”

It wasn’t long before the Office for the Prevention of Harassment & Discrimination gave Lu a call, however, asking for a meeting.

WLJ wrote:Mr. Toecutter, your cereal has arrived

Unicorn Froot Loops flavored like 'magic cupcakes' will debut in March 2018
http://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/2017/ ... -2018.html

Now the question is, but I don't really don't want to know the answer, WTF do "magic" cupcakes tastes like?

Totally amazed they haven't come out with a Hillary cereal with uranium chunks. Tastes like money, and dead people and gives you seizures.

A man who says he has a fear of the Tasmanian Devil claims his father-in-law repeatedly scared him with a toupee that looks like the cartoon character. (Source: Frank Richter/Flickr)

NEW YORK (AP) - A New York City man who says he has a fear of the Tasmanian Devil claims his father-in-law repeatedly scared him with a toupee that looks like the cartoon character.

The New York Post reports Yunes Doleh was arrested in November for violating a restraining order filed by his son-in-law, Mazen Dayem. The 36-year-old says Doleh terrorized him at a funeral by waving the hair piece and snarling.

The Staten Island man says he's had a fear of the Tasmanian Devil his entire life. Dayem claims his father-in-law has taken advantage of his phobia since 2013. Dayem filed a restraining order in September following an altercation with Doleh at a restaurant.

An attorney for Doleh labeled the case a "family dispute."

Doleh faces charges of criminal contempt and aggravated harassment.

WLJ wrote:What is she complaining about? The first payment is only $28,176

Pennsylvania woman stunned by $284 billion electric bill
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/12/24/pe ... -bill.html

WESH Updated: 11:37 AM EST Dec 27, 2017
COCOA, Fla. —

A Florida man told investigators he punched an ATM because it gave him too much money.

23-year-old Michael Josheph Olesik caused thousands of dollars in damages to an ATM at a Wells Fargo Bank in Cocoa, Florida, at the end of November.
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According to an arrest report, a manager was notified by a customer that Olesik was outside the bank, damaging the machine.

Oleksik told the manager of the bank he was in a hurry for work and didn't know what to do when the ATM began to give him too much money, an arrest report said.

Oleksik has been charged criminal mischief after allegedly causing $5,000 worth of damage.

Two California professors are criticizing farmers’ markets for causing “environmental gentrification” in which “habits of white people are normalized.”

San Diego State University geography professors Pascale Joassart-Marcelli and Fernando J. Bosco contend that farmers’ markets are “white spaces” oppressing minorities in a chapter for "Just Green Enough," an environmental anthology focused on urban development.

Got tax winnings from the new bill? Our @ronlieber suggests giving them back if you can afford it. Tweet your plan for the money with the #GiveItBack hashtag. https://t.co/smWDJ9S7Fm

— NYT Business (@nytimesbusiness) December 29, 2017

WLJ wrote:The spin on this is incredible

Got tax winnings from the new bill? Our @ronlieber suggests giving them back if you can afford it. Tweet your plan for the money with the #GiveItBack hashtag. https://t.co/smWDJ9S7Fm

— NYT Business (@nytimesbusiness) December 29, 2017

Is other words if you "won" money with the new tax bill, which was your money to begin with, you should do the "right" thing and give it back to it's rightful owners.

Come ON! NY Times comes up with DOOZY of a spin on tax cuts
https://twitchy.com/dougp-3137/2017/12/ ... -tax-cuts/