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Archive for May, 2008

“Racial Shift in a Progressive City Spurs Talks” By: William Yardley The New York Times (temporary ban has been lifted due to fantastic photo) May 29th, 2008 Summary Portland struggles to figure out how to create diversity without affecting property values. It is not easy. Fortunately, things are being solved through awareness. Best Passage “I’ve [...]

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To be offended is usually a rather unpleasant experience, one that can expose a person to intolerance, cultural misunderstandings, and even evoke the scars of the past.  This is such an unpleasant experience that many people develop a thick skin and try to only be offended in the most egregious and awful situations.  In many circumstances, [...]

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It is a fact that white people will never turn down an opportunity to enlighten other people on the correct way to think. While this is very easy to do through email or face to face conversation, it is exceptionally difficult to do while driving a car. Fortunately for white people there is a solution [...]

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#99 Grammar

White people love rules. It explains why so they get upset when people cut in line, why they tip so religiously and why they become lawyers. But without a doubt, the rule system that white people love the most is grammar. It is in their blood not only to use perfect grammar but also to [...]

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The Ivy League is expensive, exclusive, located in the North East, and features beautiful old buildings. All of these things are beloved by white people so logically it would seem that they all love the Ivy League. But this is not true! White people have a tortured relationship with the Ivy Leagues, and if you [...]

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Stuff White People Like Book Cover Released

Stuff White People Like: A Guide to the Unique Taste of Millions By: Christian Lander Available July 1st, 2008 from: Amazon (Pre-Order) Barnes and Noble (Pre-Order) Book Sense Borders Powell’s In Canada: Indigo/Chapters (Pre-Order)

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