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Category Archives: Colin Flaherty
White Girl Bleed A Lot: Colin Flaherty Interview
I talk to Colin by phone Sunday afternoon. His new book is called — White Girl Bleed a Lot — The return of racial violence and how the media ignore it. Colin: “My brother and I host a talk show … Continue reading
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Harvard Professor Says You Shouldn’t Report Black, Muslim Atrocities
Colin Flaherty writes: MSNBC’s new golden girl was in a pickle: If someone sees a black person committing rape or domestic violence, should he report it if it makes black people look bad? Or if Muslims see wife-beating, genital mutilation … Continue reading
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Tagged african american communities, childhood sexual abuse, foreign policy magazine, leila ahmed, mona eltahawy, muslim atrocities
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Racial Violence On The Fourth Of July
On July 4, I walked through a black neighborhood south of 18th Street in 90035. I noticed firecrackers going off and several police cars in the area. Little did I know that in Watts about 700 black youths threw firecrackers … Continue reading
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America’s Race War
Black economist Thomas Sowell at the Hoover Institute writes: When I first saw a book by Colin Flaherty with the title “White Girl Bleed a Lot,” I instantly knew what it was about, even though I had not seen the … Continue reading
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White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Race Riots to America by Colin Flaherty
Brett Stevens writes: We trust our newspapers, who have a profit interest in reporting things we like to read, to interpret that interest as a mandate for telling the truth as they see it. However, as we find out with … Continue reading
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