OK then. Give us an example of anti-white racism that you _would_ consider egregious enough to merit some concern if the racist were joining the editorial board of America's most influential newspaper? @NYTimesPR
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Geoffrey, would you discount the myriad thoughts of Malik Shabazz because he would say in his early activism days that the white man is the devil? Genuine question.
Did he disavow his earlier thoughts, or did he double down on them when challenged? Genuine question.
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...Was this it? You've nothing to actually contribute to this discussion than an inane, irrelevant pass back question? Come on Miller. Make your case, as it just looks like you're jumping on some bandwagon which flies in the face of the IDW's central pillar; freedom of speech.
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It's cute that you assume I'm in the IDW. Just adorable, really.
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Inappropriate in a public forum but if you've no PoC mates who've alluded to the notion that God wants all whites to die which is why the sun exists, or some such obvious nonsense in a joking manner, then your PoC friends are keeping their white jokes away from your ears.
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I believe, correct me if I'm wrong but you seem more interested in answering questions with questions than sharing your own thoughts, that he disavowed them after his pilgrimage to Mecca. Certainly, he was no longer a racist toward whites, as during his NOI days.
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Given this journo has disavowed the notion she's a racist, regardless of the petty tweets she's tweeted - which I have no interest in standing up for - why is the IDW crowd - sans
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