Category Archives: Quote of the Day
Quote of the Day – June 29, 2009
Richard Kim writes a piece about why we should remember all of who Michael Jackson was, warts and all: Our fascination with Whack-o Jack-o has never been only, or even primarily, with his prodigious skills. It was with the way … Continue reading
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Quote of the Day – June 23, 2009
The fellas over at The League of Ordinary Gentleman have been all up and through my blog lately. I am aware of this and am very okay wit it. At this point, LOG is my favorite blog to read along with my boy Ta-Nehisi Coates. … Continue reading
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Quote of the Day – June 18, 2009
Freddie over at the steller League of Ordinary Gentleman makes a passionate plea for anti-health care reform folks to take a look at themselves, saying: I believe that for people in the most powerful economy in the history of the … Continue reading
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Quote of the Day – June 11, 2009
William Jelani Cobb compares Obama's incrementalism on gay rights to that of Kennedy with civil rights in the 60s, and warns: The president would do well to define this moment by taking immediate action to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" … Continue reading
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Quote of the Day – June 10, 2009
E.D. Kain over at my new favorite blog, The League of Ordinary Gentleman, drops rational on the health care reform debate: I suppose, beyond all this, medicine – like education, or crime – seems to be an area wherein profits … Continue reading
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