Please take a minute or two to read this column by the Miami Herald’s Leonard Pitts Jr., Bennett’s quip touches on tacit race, crime tie before it goes behind the Miami Herald’s pay archive wall.
Please.
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There are so many examples of discrimination that is, at the least, backed-up by the opinion of members of the administration. Sometimes its justified, even supported by them (Yoo ring a bell?). In this case I believe the connection is particularly illustrative, albeit appalling. I suppose that one of the necessary evils of democracy is protecting such officials speech free from criminal scrutiny, even in cases where causation can be established. Nevertheless, its equally essential for the better health of the system that links be traced and publicized.
Thanks for posting the article. It’s unfortunate that this story is being buried so quickly.
Nice blog.I like this.
Nick
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