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June
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- 7747: It’s Not Brain Surgery.
- 7746: Dove’s Real Beauty Is Real Lie.
- 7745: The Negro Leagues RIP.
- 7744: Overreaction Of The Week.
- 7743: Disposable Testimonial.
- 7742: Progressive Stereotypes.
- 7741: Blacks On Broadway.
- 7740: 40 Biggest Hypocrites…?
- 7739: Roots Rerun.
- 7738: The Brother From BP.
- 7737: Professional Players Pride.
- 7736: Gary Coleman Exposé.
- 7735: Bill Hudson (1932-2010).
- 7734: Great Scott!
- 7733: Calling Stereotypes Worldwide.
- 7732: Say It Ain’t So, Joe.
- 7731: Oily Advertiser.
- 7730: Diaper Ad Is Full Of Shit.
- 7729: Subliminal Soccer…?
- 7728: Just Say No Good.
- 7727: Medically-Approved Moccasins?
- 7726: Manute Bol (1962-2010).
- 7725: Native Americans Rock.
- 7724: Playing With Culture.
- 7723: Everyday Leaders Not Proofreaders.
- 7722: Oh Mama, BP And Ogilvy Suck.
- 7721: The Art Of Authentic Indian Art.
- 7720: PETA Perverts Prejudiced?
- 7719: Gambling On Business Success.
- 7718: Madison Avenue Heads To Africa…?
- 7717: Who’s Your Diddy?
- 7716: Playing The RFP Lottery.
- 7715: Minorities Deserve A Medal.
- 7714: Brit Bias & Bigotry Bunk…?
- 7713: ‘Ask A Mexican’ Says Thank A Custodian.
- 7712: Playing The Race Greeting Card.
- 7711: Another AAF A-Hole.
- 7710: FEMA Is All Wet.
- 7709: Coleman Covered.
- 7708: Mouse Type.
- 7707: Dumb Move, Toyota.
- 7706: Marvin Isley (1956-2010).
- 7705: The Latest AAF BS.
- 7704: For Hacks, The Sky’s The Limit.
- 7703: Like Deepwater Horizon, BP Ads Blow.
- 7702: Rogers Consults With Johnson Publishing.
- 7701: BP Deepwater Horizon—Solution 1.
- 7700: Where There’s A Willis…
- 7699: Ebony To Go Multimedia.
- 7698: Hardest-Working Nominee.
- 7697: Dawn Cuts Grease, But Looks Oily.
- 7696: Mickey D’s Shows Its Pride.
- 7695: SafeAuto Commercial Is A Car Wreck.
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SPEAKING OF MULTICULT CLASSICS. HERE'S ONE"
"State representative Tim Scott, a black Republican, has won the GOP primary in South Carolina’s First Congressional District. It’s not particularly big news in the mainstream media; perhaps Republican victories are always unwelcome — particularly ones that put a tiny chip in the image of the GOP as whites-only. In fact, it’s a moment to savor.
"Scott’s opponent was Paul Thurmond, who got a mere 32 percent of the vote. Not even close, in other words. The young Mr. Thurmond is the son of the late U.S. senator Strom Thurmond, who led the segregationist Dixiecrat rebellion from the Democratic party in 1948 and filibustered the 1957 civil-rights bill for a record 24 hours and 18 minutes."
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