Preface: What I Learned from the Comments on My “Portrait of the Teacher as a Young Racist” Post I was surprised that my story of anti-black racism in the American South drew strong reactions in the comment thread from readers in New Zealand, Australia, England, and regions of the American Mid-west (where there were no [...]
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History, Emotional Objectivity, and “A Class Divided”: An Election Day Classroom Fantasy
Tuesday, 4 November 2008
A Portrait of the Teacher as a Good Young Racist
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Georgia: “One good thing about Jennifer Hudson’s family tragedy – two less Obama voters.” A 57-year old grandmother is killed in her home, as is her 29-year-old son. A seven-year-old child is missing and there is every reason to fear for his survival as well. And [a reader who commented as] “Dagny and John’s Love [...]






