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I was fourteen in 1965 when I witnessed my first riot. My dad owned a business located on Washington Boulevard not far from Watts. The riot was sparked by the arrest of a Black drunk driver. The National Guard had…
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The graph above demonstrates that Jews have been in love with the Democratic Party for quite some time. Jewish affection for the Democrats has averaging better than 70%. With a couple of brief dalliances frolicking in the red light district,…
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There are minorities and then there are minorities. Fifty-four million Hispanics, forty-one million Blacks and seventeen million Asians are all considered minorities in a melting-pot of three hundred and eighteen million Americans. Then there are the Jews, all five and…
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Everyone knows the stories behind tech behemoths Apple and Google. We admire the role they play in our economy and appreciate the products and services they offer. However, there are millions of little-known smaller businesses that are the bedrock for…
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Michael Brown, eighteen-years-old, six foot four, three hundred pounds, enters a convenience store with Dorian Johnson. Michael picks up a pack of cigarillos and proceeds to leave without paying. At the door the store manager confronts Michael. Does Michael drop…
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One might think that the concept of justice would be relatively easy to comprehend. Common sense would dictate that justice demands that everyone be held to the same standard. Justice:the quality of being just; righteousness, equitableness, or moral rightness;Just: based on…
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