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Timothy M. Gay

America's forgotten genocide

By Timothy M. Gay
January 28, 2008

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LOST AMID the controversy surrounding golf journalists' use of loathsome imagery in discussing biracial superstar Tiger Woods is its root cause. It's not bigotry, although as recent events in Jena, La., point out, there's no shortage of racially motivated hatred in our society. No, the real culprit behind nonchalant references to "lynching" is lack of education - Americans' ignorance about ... (Full article: 748 words)

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