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Is Being White a Topic in Your Neighborhood?
A Philadelphia Magazine report on race has stirred controversy.
The cover story of March's Philadelphia Magazine, Being White in Philly, has sparked debate about race relations and discussions throughout the Philadelphia area.
The piece cites comments from anonymous white residents of Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood in analyzing local discussions of race.
Journalists criticizing the piece include a Philadelphia Magazine reporter; the magazine's editor wrote a column defending the decision to publish it.
Most neighborhoods in Patches throughout the greater Philadelphia area see ethnicity represented in different proportions than in the city itself. The U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey of 2007 to 2011 estimates that 45 percent of Philadelphia residents identify themselves as black, compared to 43 percent as white, 12 percent as Hispanic and 7 percent as Asian.
Read on for ethnicity statistics for all area Patch neighborhoods, then tell us in the comments section below: What's the discussion like in your neighborhood?
Note: Some ZIP codes include more than one county.
Place | White % | Black % | Asian % | Hispanic % |
Wayne, St. David's (19087) | 90 | 3 | 7 | 2 |
Paoli (19301) | 88 | 4 | 9 | 2 |
Devon (19333) | 84 | 5 | 13 | 1 |
Berwyn (19312) | 90 | 3 | 6 | 4 |
Malvern/Frazer (19355) | 90 | 2 | 8 | 4 |
East/West Goshen (19380) | 90 | 6 | 4 | 5 |
West Chester, Westtown (19382) | 91 | 6 | 3 | 4 |
Oaks (19456) | 93 | 0 | 7 | 5 |
Phoenixville (19453) | 93 | 7 | 0 | 4 |
Phoenixville (19460) | 88 | 6 | 5 | 3 |
Broomall, Radnor (19008) | 89 | 3 | 9 | 1 |
Villanova (19085) | 91 | 4 | 7 | 3 |
Haverford Township (19083) | 93 | 2 | 5 | 2 |
Newtown Square (19073) | 96 | 1 | 3 | 1 |
Media (19063) | 91 | 6 | 4 | 2 |
Springfield (19064) | 95 | 1 | 4 | 0 |
Bala Cynwyd (19004) | 90 | 6 | 5 | 3 |
Narberth, Penn Valley (19072) | 93 | 3 | 6 | 2 |
Merion Station (19066) | 92 | 6 | 3 | 3 |
Wynnewood, Penn Wynne (19096) | 85 | 7 | 11 | 3 |
Ardmore (19003) | 82 | 13 | 6 | 4 |
Haverford (19041) | 93 | 5 | 4 | 2 |
Bryn Mawr (19010) | 83 | 7 | 10 | 4 |
Gladwyne (19035) | 96 | 0 | 5 | 1 |
Mt. Airy (19119) | 35 | 63 | 3 | 3 |
Chestnut Hill (19118) | 82 | 15 | 3 | 4 |
Manayunk (19127) | 88 | 10 | 1 | 5 |
Roxborough (19128) | 89 | 8 | 3 | 3 |
Source: American Community Survey 2007-11. Census Bureau sampling does not follow the same methodology as the decennial census. Because respondents are able to claim more than one race and some ethnicities are omitted, percentages on some lines may not add up to 100.
7:38 pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013
It's ABSOLUTELY a topic in my neighborhood and its among the code of silence with issues.
Rezzy Dent
6:59 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Not sure if it's a topic but I'm white and proud.
Charlie D.
8:04 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Imagine the outrage if someone were to begin an new organization NAAWP or a cable television station called WET. As the minority race in Philadelphia and the massive drop in overall percentage, clearly the facts support the creation of organizations to support the decline of the race.
11:21 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Go ahead, Charlie. Stop being a victim and chace your dream!
1:04 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
There already is a NAAWP. It's been around since the civil war. The members dress up in white sheets and burn crosses while listening to lynyrd skynyrd. I'm sure Rezzy could put you in touch with your local grand wizard for more details
M Morrow
6:40 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
The fact still remains that white is perceived as something evil. Sad that this is the case. I am seen as "white" married to a "black" man. We both suffer individually and together as a family when people continue to think that any "race" needs to act inferior or superior to another. My favorite book on this topic is The Sneetches by Dr. Seuss. I highly recommend it.
8:29 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
This is a huge problem. White working people are tired of carrying the burden for generations of inner city poor, regardless of race. (It just so happens that in Philadelphia the majority of poor are black but there is the very same problem with Appalachian whites, hispanics in Texas, etc..) We are sick of watching the neighborhoods being dragged down, the schools being vandalized, children being born to children, raising violent crime rates almost always tied to drugs or gangs. No one owes anyone because of the indiscretions of our ancestors, everyone is offered the same opportunities in America, whether you take advantage or not is up to you. Go to school, respect and learn from the teachers, move on to higher education and make the world a better place rather than trash the schools. In the evenings stay home and do homework and study instead of wandering around the streets looking for trouble. I am certain that there will be many who will be angry that I said this but all it takes is a ride through the inner city, a day spent in an inner city public high school, it's a mess, and largely due to folks who live off the system, make no attempt to improve their life, disrespect their own neighborhoods, and don't take responsibility for their delinquent children. It's not racism, it's fact, the excuses are lame and inappropriate, a good life requires effort, no one is going to hand you anything. I'm tired of having to walk on eggshells concerning race. Get over it.
9:49 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Excellent analysis. However, as long as a profitable industry exists in race-baiting these areas will never improve. A short list of individuals have decided to keep the masses in pain.
10:16 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Bigotry against poor people is still bigotry.
Let's not pretend that every kid has the same opportunities. It is disingenuous.
I read an article a few years ago about a local school district that started the school year without some textbooks because they had no money for them. I never went to a school that couldn't afford books. Did those kids have the same learning opportunities I did?
I used to know a girl who went to a public school in NYC and would have at least tried to go to college if there was anyone to help her with the process. In my public high school, there were people whose only job was to help us find and apply to colleges. Do you honestly believe that girl had the same opportunities as the kids in my high school did?
My sister used to teach kindergarten in a city school district, and many of the kids couldn't concentrate because they hadn't eaten breakfast. If they can't concentrate enough to learn the basics, how are they going to get on in future years? Should they be taking responsibility for themselves and their education already, at 5 and 6 years old? Should they suffer because their parents' best isn't up to your standards? How are they supposed to know how to break the cycle? They are children, and they should have the same opportunities as other children, but let's not perpetuate the lie that they do.
12:53 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
There is NO child that need go to school hungry today. Schools provide FREE breakfast and lunch to the needy. Some have experimented with FREE dinner. Furthermore, food stamps are provided to EVERYONE in need. For goodness sake, 47 million+ are availing themselves of it right now. And, it's enough to eat healthy if you don't waste it on crap food. I am sick and tired of hearing about hunger in this country! It is nonsense! Only people who see racism and bigotry in every aspect of their life state otherwise.
1:19 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
George, I agree that there is no reason any kids should be going to school hungry today in such a wealthy country. Hunger *is* nonsense. But just because a program exists does not mean everyone who is eligible uses it, or even knows how to use it. SNAP benefits don't just show up on your doorstep as soon as you need them. There is an application process, and it can take up to 30 days before a person gets access (and 7 days, if you get emergency benefits, which is a long time if you are already out of resources).
There was an interesting post on The Nation yesterday on the topic of hungry kids and free meals at school, indicating that half the kids currently getting free lunch at school don't take advantage of the free breakfast for various reasons: http://www.thenation.com/blog/173185/school-breakfasts-and-ending-child-hunger#
3:33 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
db - Thanks for quoting a notoriously liberal publication. Somehow I am not surprised. All that I read in your comments are excuses for why free benefits are not used by people that need them. Typical liberal blather. It is excuses like yours that have created the dependency class that we have today. I suggest that you immediately stop what you are doing in order to hand-feed those that are unwilling to help themselves. I know it may be a foreign concept to you, but, it's called personal responsibility. Look it up.
R Mexico
4:43 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
you said "White working people" and then went on to say that "White working people" are tired of carrying the burden for the inner city poor... since you didn't mention "non-White working people" i can only take your comments as racist (in addition to being cold and heartless)... i find it hard to "get over it" when i see this sort of crap...
Mike K
8:39 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
It is okay to be proud of our race. Stand up and Speak up!
9:00 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Why is it, that every time someone who is not of color speaks in a proud way about being white it is bigotry, racism, etc.. It's ridiculous, it's what perpetuates this race mess. There are no more excuses, get over it and get moving in a positive direction. Our President had no excuses, he worked hard and took advantage of what this country had to offer, and look at him, he's the President! We all have the same opportunities, use them and use wisely. Have some personal pride and take responsibility for yourself. At the very least just be a decent person.
5:21 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
Wendy, because historically, the "white" race really has nothing to be proud of. Unless you consider dehumanization, imperialism, and institutionalized racism something you would honorably attribute to your race. Just think of all the nations who were forced out of their land, not only here in America but in India, Ireland, Africa etc. in the name of freedom and expansion- how much of their culture was lost and thrown away. Can you honestly say you are proud of our white ancestors? These are concepts that are truly not easy to move past, even through time, especially for a large group of people and when the system supports it. I've seen your uninformed and selfish comments appear on this site before. My advice to you is to stop watching the news and start meeting new people- yes, outside of your race and immediate neighborhood. Begin reading books, research things like institutionalized racism, the cycle of poverty in America and please- start generating your own view after beginning to understand these things that stand in the way of "decent people."
9:28 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The very idea of being proud that you were born with a particular skin tone is bizarre. If you must be proud of something, be proud of things you have worked for and accomplished personally, of the way you act and represent yourself in the world, not some twist of genetic fate that left you with lighter-colored skin than someone else.
R.I.P - Phoenxville Patch - 2010-2013
9:36 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Amen. I dream of living in a post-racial society. However I see the likelihood of that happening in my life time keeps getting more distant as time goes on. I can't believe we haven't gotten over such a simple thing yet.
12:52 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
db just opened and closed the discussion on this backwards topic. Allegiances based on the melanin lottery are indicative of how ignorant most of humanity still is about its own identity.
9:47 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Very sad to read these mostly bigoted statements. In the early 70s / Age of Aquarius era, a more equal reality seemed right around the corner. Either people are getting more vocal about their hatred, or rational thought is sliding backwards. Either way: sad statement on humanity and intellect.
Rezzy Dent
9:48 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The reason I say I am proud of being white is in recent years the white race is under attack. Only white people can be racist, certain jobs put white on the bottom of hiring list even though they are more qualified, white owe because many years ago we had slaves............ and db I am proud that my Wife and I have worked hard all of our lives, no one owes us anything.
R Mexico
4:54 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
you're so right, the white race is truly suffering in comparison to other ethnic groups... the nerve of these non-white folks expecting equal pay and opportunity in this great nation of ours which was founded by white slave owners...
it's amazing to me that people such as yourself pretend not to be racist... and no, i don't believe only white people can be racist, but they certainly seem to be better at it than any other ethnic group... probably because they've always had the upper hand in this country (and still do)...
i'm sure some of these other ethnic groups could give you examples of what being "under attack" really means...
Brian W
10:29 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
We are a human race that has adapted to our environment in many ways, one of which being skin color. So long as people view each other as different groups and make laws according to that mindset, we will never be equals. Unintended consequences of laws trying to make one group equal to the others do exactly the opposite. Why someone attacks another shouldn't matter, only the crime committed should matter (Hate Crime Laws). And being forced by an immoral institution (Government) to hire/fire people simply because of their genetic make-up or personal choices is just backwards thinking(affirmation laws). I look to the younger generations as being a guiding light to look and judge the individual and not their group.
11:27 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The concept of race, overall, is fluid and, to a point, ridiculous. How many races are there? 4? 400? 4,000? If we are talking about the "white race", does that mean that all Europeans are the same? Barely a generation ago, there was hatred between folks or Northern and Southern European decent... How about "Asians"? Are folks with a cultural Chinese ethinicity the same as those from Korea? What is Black? Africa is a big place...
12:33 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
My oldest son went to graduate school in Wales, there were students attending from West Africa. They didn't like that American blacks call themselves African Americans, they think they are the laziest people and are clueless about what it means to be African. And as far as all kids not having the same opportunities, why do you think those kids had no breakfast before school? Maybe their mom spent her money on crack and alcohol rather than food, dad is in jail, dead or nowhere to be found. Why are the schools run down and there are no materials? Maybe because the schools have been broken into and any form of technology was stolen, books are lost or destroyed along with the buildings by the students. The behavior is outrageous, fights, rapes, drugs, beating up teachers, no responsible parents to report it to, an endless cycle. Knowledge is the way out but these kids can't even read on an emerging level. Poor isn't all of the problem, there are some kids who manage to rise up out of their situation because they are willing to work hard, stay off the streets, keep their clothes on and respect themselves. There are historically black universities who seek these students. It's about attitude and not expecting to be handed everything in life because of something that happened 200 years ago. I love what Bill Cosby tries to get folks to realize, he's spot on.
12:58 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
You're right that sometimes parents make poor decisions that affect their children negatively. But the idea that every kid who goes hungry has parents who are dead, in jail, or spending their money on crack is ludicrous. And I fail to see how the fact that some kids are born to bad parents negates my argument. I don't think they have the same opportunities I did.
1:13 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Poor? Lazy? Crack? Dad in jail? Rape? Bill Cosby? Your image of black people was obviously formed during the Regan administration. You should check out real housewives of atlanta sometime - black people have come a long way since the 1980s
Franklin from Peanuts
2:01 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Wendy Wendy Wendy, poor white folks living in the trailer parks of the midwest have all the same shortcomings as the one's you list above. Try to focus on the situation and not the color. It makes your somewhat focused arguments poor, false, and invalid.
3:13 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
@wendy, the fact that some students that attended a graduate school in Wales and made negative comments about African Americans does not justify racist comments about an entire race of Americans. The fact that these students you cite are attending a college in Wales reveals that unless they were studying abroad as part of their college program, their families have financial resources that are far and beyond those families that you are comparing them too. Additionally, I would hope your son had enough sense to explain that the use of African is a recognition of ones roots, no different that someone saying they are Irish American, Asian American, Polish American, Russian American, Welsh American, etc.
People that live in the real world know that (all) children do not have the same opportunities in the United States. The assumption that children go to school without breakfast is due to their mom being an addict is a stereotype. Strange that you wouldn't think that it was because after the utilities and rent were paid there was not enough money left to provide for three meals a day, even though the mother is working two jobs. Also strange is that you assume that schools are run down and without adequate materials, because the community is full of thieves. Have you ever looked into the taxes that are to support the schools to which you are referring?
If you see and "endless cycle," what are you doing about trying to improve the situation?
12:49 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
@wendy, I would suggest that the reason you "walk on eggshells concerning race" is that you inappropriately equate specific races, and at least one specified area of the U.S. as being lazy, dirty, delinquent, and behaving as criminals. In addition to that you inappropriately equate lazy, dirty, delinquent, and criminal behaviors with Americans that are financially poor.
Your comments are indicative of how successful the conservative entertainment industry's dog whistle campaign has been in promoting suspicion, distrust, and hate of financially poor Americans, in that they have used carefully crafted language that connects all of those feelings to Americans of specific races.
Your very first sentence in which you say "white working people" demonstrates a serious lack of recognition that all working people of all races are contributing members of our society and presents as an elitist attitude.
Having read your comments as well as others it is apparent that Americans continue to have a great deal of work to do in eliminating stereotyping of races of color.
12:49 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
So according to the stats, I'm in the minority in Mt. Airy but if I were to move to Chestnut Hill, I'd be in the majority. And it's people who would dare write articles such as this month's Philadelphia Mag who perpetuate negativity no matter what the topic. First, there was a Caucus, then came a Black Caucus; first there was a CPA Association, then came the CPA Black Association; and so on and so forth. Like someone stated previously, what pray God would happen if there was an NAAWP or a WET? Who REALLY is keeping racism alive and, more importantly, how long will it continue? As long as it's a part of history, it will always be and that's a sad state of affairs for future generations!
Franklin from Peanuts
1:57 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Let's step back and think this out a bit better. BET and other minority associations are there as a knee jerk reaction. Why? Because for years minorities were not accepted anywhere for anything. CPA Black Association? Why? Because for years, organizations like the CPA Association refused to recognize any accomplishments by anyone other than whites. WET? You already have WET. They are called NBC, ABC, and CBS. Do you see anyshows that any have persons of color (black, asian, hispanic) as its main focus. Sure, there are a few token Cosby and George Lopez shows but the majority of television focuses on the ins and outs of white households because you are the majority. You need a better excuse for racism than minority associations because they are there due to the lack of support from the "mainstream" associations. You have some valid arguments so don't disrespect yourself by clinging to the ol' if we had a NAAWP, WET, because it doesn't hold up.
3:22 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
This is not a black or white issue...
Wheather your Asian, White, Black, Latino or whatever......It´s a matter of degrees.
Yes, degrees of black to brown: degrees of brown to tan; degrees of tan to
oh yes...degrees of white too.
For some reason in America....the bells and whistles go off when the above
"degree crisis" goes off in our brain...
so a MLK said; "don´t judge people by the color(shade) of their skin but by
the content of their character." If we did that throughout the planet, what a
wonderful world it would be!
3:50 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Reggie, Reggie, Reggie, I did mention white Appalachia, but regardless the article is about Philadelphia. I work in the city and see much of this first hand everyday. How many of you commenting live or work at 4th & Diamond? You probably wouldn't even drive through neighborhoods like that. I teach people to read there. You all sit in your homes and pass judgement, pretend to be so open minded, but never actually associating with these folks, without experiencing what your talking about. It's bad, really bad, drugs and violence everywhere, everyday, but like I said, I've seen a few who break out of their situations, it can happen but not without a huge effort. Earnest, it's not a stereotype, it's a reality. Like I said, spend a day in a inner city Philadelphia public school, they need volunteers. I am focused on the situation and am actually trying to do something about it, rather than pretend it doesn't exist, for fear of being labeled a bigot or racist. Put your money where your mouth is and do something constructive to change it.
5:34 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
@wendy, yet again you stereotype and assume that you have first hand knowledge, passing judgement on me and others that you have zero knowledge about.
To project onto me and others your personal assumption and judgement in saying, "you all sit in your homes and pass judgment, pretend to be so open minded without actually associating with these folks."
So you're teaching reading and you see some bad situations, but that does not mean that (everyone) that has residency in that area a lazy person, an addict, participates in criminal activity, or doesn't care about their children or their children's education. Do not be so pompous to assume that I or anyone else have never worked with children or families in need.
Those of us who have worked all across this country have a much broader view of the conditions and reasons behind the plight of the poor and for you to meld and blur the lines between the pigmentation of a persons skin and their socioeconomic condition is racist.
For your information there are a great deal of financially poor families with not just one parent working, but two very hard working parents, many of them working more than one job, and still just barely getting by.
We live in the richest country in the world and yet we are failing far too many, not because of the pigmentation of their skin, but because most politicians cow tail to big money and ideology rather than serve the American people.
5:31 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
Wendy, I could have sworn that I saw you trolling on another article, claiming that you owned a business? If you truly do teach people how to read in the area that you've claimed, you would not in any way be spewing such disgusting ignorance.
5:39 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
8:44 am on Sunday, February 24, 2013
[comment taken from article in regards to the plan to build a Wendy's on Rox Ave] ...coupled with the influx of displaced high school students will impact the neighborhood in a very negative way. My husband and I are local business owners, we choose to have our business in Roxborough because it is a terrific area. It is heartbreaking to see a great neighborhood overtaken in such a negative way by outside interests, while the residents have zero say in what happens to a place where their families have lived for generations." http://roxborough.patch.com/articles/bunting-house-to-become-a-wendy-s
5:43 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
Wendy and her beau own Barry's steaks. They've got some damn fine steaks, possibly the best in the city, but unfortunately they're served with a side of bigotry.
Morgan King
3:57 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
It's baffling that people still find ways to make sweeping claims about groups of people based on their relative levels of melanin.
Rezzy Dent
5:16 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Is Being White a Topic in Your Neighborhood? Why is this even an article, to start controversy?
9:56 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Read, Why I hope You Won't Read "Being White in Philly" The Story is Racist, by Steve Volk a colleague and friend of Robert Huber.
6:37 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Christ, leave Wendy alone. She is entitled to her opinion-she is out in the trenches. She works there and she sees and hears how bad it is in some of these neighborhoods. Nowhere in her comments did she say "Everyone" is a drug addict committing crimes! The fact that she is trying to help is commendable. It sounds Like Earnest has done some great work across the country, too. You both obviously have an interest in helping those less fortunate, so stop attacking each other! It's a shame that we are still conflating what is really a class issue with the race issue. There are very poor people of all races.
7:00 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
If this message offends anyone then build a backbone because it's just an opinion.
The fact that anyone's race ENTITLES them to anything disgusts me to my core. I heard everything from: People don't like me because I'm red, white & blue to….don't you think we deserve this because we're blue, white & red and it's sickening.
I don't know how many times I can say this, if people don't like you….it maybe because you're a palterer, untrustworthy and a JERK. The fact that you happen to be red, white & blue….just makes you a red, white & blue palterer, untrustworthy JERK.
And for those who think they deserve anything they never EARNED…well you are worthless. The fact that you're blue, white & red…just makes you a worthless person who happens to be blue, white & red.
Are their systems in place to sustain people?....ABSOLUTELY and the more you allow it the longer it will continue..........SO SPEAK UP, VOTE or SHUT UP.
7:24 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
"And for those who think they deserve anything they never EARNED…well you are worthless"
My neighbor has a pretty bad case of MS and collects SS and Medicaid benefits he never actually "earned" from a lifetime of work. He is also given a live in nurse that probably runs the taxpayers about $90-110K per yr. Does your blunt assessment of welfare recipients apply to him as well?
9:26 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
@RoxGuy. Read my message....Does your neighbor with MS feel entitled because of their race? Or is it the fact that their disability warrants them to receive social security?
10:40 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I read your comment. I posted a direct quote from your comment. And since he 'thinks he deserves something he never earned' then in your estimation he is "worthless". Right? That's what you wrote.
8:14 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I heard very little racism living in Center City. It was a very frequent topic when I lived in Mayfair and now Roxborough. A lot of folks here start off sentences with "I'm not racist, but... [followed by something extremely racist]."
Northwest Philly's lack of diversity is a selling point to some and a burden to others.
We moved here despite of the lack of other cultures and what those cultures brought to other neighborhoods, uniquely tempting eateries and grocers especially. Our willingness to lose that by moving here was a trade off for convenient access to the Schuylkill trail, Wissahickon Park, and being amongst and possibly residing in (someday) such elegant historical architecture.
I do miss the diverse ethnic cuisine and food that was available available to us in lower Northeast Philly and Center City, but lower NE Philly is rapidly deteriorating as the city continues to use it as a dumping ground for displaced Section 8 residents removed from gentrifying neighborhoods. And Center City became too expensive and crowded.
We like Roxborough, deeply ingrained racism and vanilla cuisine a grocers aside, but some proper Mexican, Brazilian, Ethiopian, Indian, or Vietnamese places similar to the wonderfully authentic Thai restaurant on Ridge would be an encouraging sign of the neighborhood's vitality and upward direction.
11:27 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I think this whole race issue can be looked at with an objective historical perspective. During the Great Migration (due to industrialization and urban jobs), many southern African-American workers moved to major cities to get work. Of course, society was largely racist at the time, so these people naturally were subjected to bad neighborhoods with bad housing, bad schools, etc. These poor black urban neighborhoods continue today, and even though our society has a more open mind, we can't just undo this rut our society put black people into. Of course now we try to think of people beyond the color of their skin, but that doesn't negate nor does it fix these deeply ingrained issues. I agree that in poor neighborhoods with a historically black majority population have issues with drugs, gangs, etc, but we can't just say that it's up to them to fix a problem that white society is responsible for. I'm not asking anyone to profess how they are fixing poor neighborhoods, I'm just asking you all to understand historically why many poor urban neighborhoods are predominantly black. I hope one day all of these years of segregation and oppression can be undone, but 50 years can't undo hundreds of years of complicated societal issues.
Rick Kephart
9:01 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
What's most sad is to consider that the whole idea of "race" was originally made up for the purpose of uniting people, not setting them against each other.
The concept that there are different races originated with Johann Blumenbach in Germany in 1776. He wanted to combat the notion that people who looked different, such as "Ethiopians" (i.e. black Africans), were not human persons at all, as many people believed a few hundred years ago. He proposed the idea that they were every bit as human as Europeans; they were simply other "races" of human beings.
Everyone now agrees that people of all nationalities are human beings like everybody else. But now Blumenbach's concept of race is used for political exploitation, for the evil purpose of dividing people instead of uniting them as it was meant to be.
5:54 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
There are two Wendy's on here, I haven't made all the comments. Your posting direct quotes from posts that aren't connected to the right person.
6:06 pm on Monday, March 11, 2013
Oh, I apologize. Are you the philanthropist reading teacher bigot or the steak shop bigot? Because both user's comments have racist undertones.


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Sunday 4 March 2012: #TEDxGlasgow
A brief lull in a busy but enthralling day at TEDx Glasgow. I succeeded in staying awake and (hopefully) making at least a little bit of sense when my turn on the stage came around.
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OGDEN — Alex Hurtado would be chagrined at what has become of his legacy as family members wrestle over the trust fund he left behind.
A 2nd District Court jury in Ogden recently found his wife and daughter guilty of mishandling the trust fund, delivering a $341,770 judgement against them. The suit was brought by Hurtado's brothers and sisters and other relatives in 2007.
Hurtado died of a heart attack in 2004 at age 70 after a distinguished civic and political career that included serving in the Reagan White House, eventually as the national director of Hispanic affairs in the Reagan presidency.


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Strawberry fields flood for second time
It's a bad case of déjà vu for strawberry farmers, as storms brought more flooding along the Oxnard Plain. The California Strawberry Commission says some fields that flooded during January storms have flooded again. Farmers have started removing damaged berries from strawberry plants. In San Diego County, rains caused nursery operators to delay plant shipments, but provided free irrigation water for avocado and citrus fruit growers.
Bees get back to work in almond orchards
The return of sunshine in much of the Central Valley allowed bees to resume their work, of pollinating almond trees. It may be weeks before farmers know whether storms caused serious disruptions to pollination. The rains came at the height of the almond bloom, when trees must be pollinated by bees in order to produce a crop. Muddy fields have slowed tomato planting in the Central Valley, where officials say planting has fallen three weeks behind schedule.
Wet winter in desert causes weeds to sprout
Above-average rain in the California desert has encouraged weeds to grow in farmers' fields. The Imperial Valley, which averages 2 inches of rain per year, has already recorded 3 inches this season. The added moisture causes weeds to spread rapidly. One observer says some melon fields have weeds so tall that growers can't see the melon plants. The rains have also slowed harvest of vegetables including lettuce, broccoli and cauliflower.
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A pilot project this spring will test the effectiveness of a chemical treatment to kill glassy-winged sharpshooters on nursery plants. The strategy involves a one-time treatment of plants before they're shipped. Officials say that could significantly reduce inspection time and costs. Authorities and nurseries take great care to make sure that sharpshooters don't hitchhike on plants being shipped from infested areas. The insects carry a plant disease that kills grapevines and other crops.
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Sessions on air and water quality are among the offerings as Western United Dairymen opens its annual convention today (Wednesday) in Fresno.


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The unofficial results of the Firecracker 200 at Salem Speedway July 10:
1. 00-Brett Hudson, Owensboro, KY
2. 28-Jason Thompson, Shirley, IN
3. 86-Shawn Smith, Louisville, KY
4. 7-Tony Conway, Louisville, KY
5. 12-Kyle Hadley, Louisville, KY
6. 01-Johnny Magee, Carthage, IN
7. 71-Chad Hall, Orleans, IN
8. 9-Todd Kempf, Huntingburg, IN
9. 96-Donnie Woodard, Jeffersonville, IN
10. 67-Brian Moore, Clarksville, IN
11. 17-Justin Pirtle, Salem, IN
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Inaugural UNOH 225 at Kentucky Speedway - Top Ten Race Results:
1. 18-Kyle Busch, Dollar General Toyota
2. 29-Parker Kilgerman, Penske Truck Rental Dodge
3. 62-Brendan Gaughan, South Point Hotel & Casino Toyota
4. 30-Todd Bodine, Georgia Boot Toyota
5. 23-Jason White, Gunbroker.com Chevrolet
6. 2-Elliott Sadler, Hunt Bros. Pizza Chevrolet
7. 22-Joey Coulter, RCR/Rip It Chevrolet
8. 81-David Starr, Akzo Nobel-ASI Limited/Zachry Toyota
SALEM, Ind. – The Papa John's Firecracker 200 was halted by rain on Sunday evening at Salem Speedway and will be resumed one week later.
Will Kimmel of Sellersburg, Ind., was leading the race when the red flag was displayed on lap 53 due to lightning in the immediate area. Heavy rains started shortly after the race was stopped and the decision was then made to reschedule the remainder of the event.
SALEM, Ind. – Racing returns to Salem Speedway on Sunday, July 3rd, as the Papa John's Firecracker 200 continues a holiday tradition on the famed southern Indiana high banks.
The 22nd annual classic, paying $5,000 to win, also includes the "Freedom 50" for the Global Assembly Pure Stocks and the "Independence 50" for the Six Sigma Front Wheel Drive Stocks on the quarter-mile infield oval.
The unofficial results from the Touchstone Energy Hoosier Hills 100 at Salem Speedway Saturday, June 25:
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Fast Qualifier: Josh Brock, 17.446
Touchstone Energy Hoosier Hills 100: 1. Josh Brock, 2. Martin Belcher, 3. Tony Conway, 4. Jeff Berg, 5. Brian Royalty, 6. Danny Smith, 7. Mike Bargo, 8. Jared Smith, 9. Jeremy Levenson, 10. Reed White, 11. Kraig Hall, 12. Frank Gavlinsky, 13. Ryan Issacs, 14.Kevin Willis, 15. Blake Hillard, 16. Chris Harmon
SALEM, IN, June 18 – The Touchstone Energy Hoosier Hills 100, originally scheduled for tonight at Salem Speedway, has been postponed for one week due to the forecast of rain.
The late model classic will now take place on Saturday, June 25th, with all of the original divisions – Ken Ten Pro Late Model Series, Super Stocks, Great American Stocks, Pure Stocks and Front Wheel Drive Stocks - still scheduled to compete.
SALEM, Ind. – It's hard to believe that it was over 10 years ago, on an unseasonably cold night in early June, that an overflow crowd assembled at Salem Speedway to witness the inaugural Hoosier Classic Truck & Tractor Pull.
Now, some 11 years later, the Scott County Visitors Commission Hoosier Classic, presented by Magnaflow Exhaust, is a mainstay on the Salem schedule.
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1998- Mike Hawley, Earl Plessinger, Greg Johnson, Scotty Earl, Jeff Harrod, Jerry Rucker, Billy Meredith, Joe Godsey, Jeff Coulter, Finn Watson (top10)
1999- Terry English, Scotty Earl, Jesse James Lay, Dion Deason, Mike Hawley, Fin Watson, Joe Williamson, Jr., Steven Godsey, Jeff Coulter, Dustin Neat (top 10)
Unofficial results from the Casey's General Store Figure 8 Challenge presented by Salem True Value Hardware at Salem Speedway May 22:
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Author Norton Juster, whom I wrote about in Sunday's print editions, said enough during the course of our 90-minute interview to fill two stories. Maybe three.
One of the most interesting lines that ended up on the cutting-room floor was about boredom. (Being interesting about boredom — I think that's an irony he would appreciate.)
He had implied that he had been bored as a student — which, given his later displays of intellect, I found remarkable. And then he elaborated on his upbringing. Parts of this comment ended up in the story, but the whole remark is here:
"Let me put it this way — I wasn't a troublemaker. I wasn't what I would call a desperately unhappy kid. I was just puzzled on why I was having to do all these things."
He continued: "The home I grew up in I think was a large influence in the sense that I had an older brother who was a wonderful student, always did very well in school, was a terrific athlete, had a wonderful personality, was very good-looking, a born leader, and my sense all growing up was Howard, my brother, was the hope of the family. Everything was sort of hinged on him.
"Not that they ignored me or didn't treat me well or anything. But they left me alone. And so I had the wonderful time of living within my own head. And so I fantasized about a lot of things, I imagined a lot of things, I invented games, I did all kinds of things that I could not have done had I been viewed as the hope of the family. And it was kind of a benevolent way of letting me do what I liked to do most. And it also allowed me to be bored.
"Now, boredom is one of things we always think — at least we think now — is a terrible thing to have happen to kids. But in some ways, it's a very good thing to happen, because you to have to find your way out of it. And do things, and make up things, and do something to keep you interested. And so that's the situation that I had.
"Howard went on to do very good things. He was also and architect, in a different area. My life was much more chaotic,which is actually the way I liked it."
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Hudson woman arrested for DWI after 3-car crash
HUDSON - A local woman was arrested for aggravated DWI after she ran a red light at the Sagamore Bridge and struck a car, sending its driver to the hospital for treatment of serious injuries, according to police.
The crash happened Wednesday night on Lowell Road (Route 3A) at the Sagamore Bridge (Exit 2 off Route 3, the F.E. Everett Turnpike.)
Penny Cicero, 47, was driving a 2002 Jeep Liberty when she went through a red light and struck a 2005 Dodge Neon on the driver's side, according to a police news release.
Kristi Boily, 43, of Nashua, the driver of the Neon, suffered serious injuries in the crash and was taken to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center by Hudson Fire Ambulance.
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Cicero, 47, also was injured and was taken to St. Joseph Hospital for treatment of injuries police described as not life-threatening.
Cicero, who also was cited for a red light violation, will be arraigned at a later date in 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division.
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...but now I see that Topher has fully brought Ivy into the conspiracy, who breathes in regard to Boyd being hauled away: "She shouldn't be able to do that." Adelle then barks at them to get going, and Ivy preps the machines and says they're ready. Topher begs Adelle to find another way, but she informs him that this will happen, even if she has to imprint someone else with his personality. You'll forgive me if I rooted for Victor there. Echo looks like a frightened animal as she begs Topher for mercy with her expression, but all Topher can do is tell her he's sorry before he pushes the button. As Echo writhes in pain and fear, Ivy looks like she's going to lose it, but Topher keeps his back turned long enough to give me hope that he's up to something here. When the deed is done, Adelle orders them to send Echo's body to the Attic, and then do the same to Victor and Sierra, and wow, she's really gone full-on Eevil if she's sending her dear sweet Victor to join Echo in their personal hell.
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People Magazine has confirmed that JLo and Skeletor have named their twins Max and Emme. JLo's manager confirmed to the magazine. I am truly disappointed with JLo. I was expecting her of all people to give me some tacky glamour! Max and Emme? That shit sounds like a discount shoe line they sell at Foley's. I mean a few of you even pointed out to me that Max and Emmy are the names of the brother and sister in the cartoon "Dragon Tales." You know that's where they got the names from, because Skeletor definitely watches that shit. He can probably relate to Ord the dragon.
Anyway, People Magazine wrote, "The new parents welcomed their son and daughter on February 22nd Emme was born at 12:12 a.m. and weighed 5 lbs. 7 oz., and Max followed at 12:23 a.m., weighing 6 lbs."
Max and Emme?! UGH! I still can't get over it. Bitch is trying to be all refined and conservative. JLo, I don't know if I'll ever forgive you for this. I was counting on you! Hopefully, she'll redeem her shit with their middle names.
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Those Studs Weigh More Than Her
Mary-Kate Olsen definitely tells her stylist to buy her the ugliest shit they can find. She hands them her black AMEX card and sends them to the dumpster. This troll is looking like Trash Heap from Fraggle Rock more and more every day. They even have the same glasses. She will put on anything. The uglier the better.
I hope she has a tight grip on her escort, because the minute she lets go she's going down. There's no way she can carry the weight of those studs.
With all that being said, she's all sorts of trashy glamour. Iron Man would be proud. Iron Troll!
Tara Reid is most likely not even drunk in these pictures. Her face just always has that drunk look. It's probably years and years of being a drunk whore that her face just kind of molds that way every now and again. I love that she's wearing such a lady-like CZ necklace. I know where that ended up by the end of the night. Anal beads!
Speaking of lit, here's Kelly Osbourne in London last night. Now that she's a skinny bitch, she can't hold her booze. Oh the life of a no-talent celebrity! Up all night, sleep all day! That's right....ahhhhhhh....Sorry, I have that Slaughter song in my head.
Britney Can't Be Bothered With A Stupid Little Thing Called Rent
TMZ reports that Brit Brit was almost evicted from her Malibu mansion, because she forgot to pay rent this month. Brit's landlord, Love Shack Trust, wanted to kick her ass out after she was 2-weeks late on her $35,000-a-month rent. They added a $2,100 late fee which was not paid. Two weeks? Damn, they are strict. What the hell is Britney doing renting a house. Homegirl needs to call up Suzanne Whang, get on Househunters and buy a joint. Renting is for foolios, like myself.
Sources blame Brit's finance handlers, but everything has now been paid and she's not getting evicted. Britney can't be bothered with petty things like paying rent. It was probably Sam's job, but he was too busy crushing sleeping pills into her Fanta shakes.
I think Britney has the hottest landlord name ever. Love Shack Trust?! If that was my landlord's name, I would be on time with rent every month, because I would actually look forward to writing their stupid name on a check.
Here's some pics of Britney leaving dance practice yesterday. She kept covering her stomach and she looked to be wearing an engagement ring. She's engaged alright. Engaged to attention and pregnant with its child.
The Aliens Have Gotten To Jeff Conaway!
Jeff Conaway of "Celebrity Rehab" claims he's finally kicked drugs. Jeff told Inside Edition that John Travolta and Scientology have helped him. What would Dr. Drew say?
He said, "I've been doing Scientology…My doctor was like holy cow, he says whatever you've been doing keep doing it because it's really working. John and I stayed friends but he couldn't watch me going down the tubes…He gave me a whole library of Scientology books and he's given me an auditor who comes almost every day."
They got another one! I don't know what worse, being a crackhead or being a Scientologist? I have to think about that one. I think that daily auditor is slowing draining Jeff's blood and replacing it with alien blood. Jeff will be screaming about psychiatry, spraying his head with canned hair and running around with robot women in no time.
It's sound like he's already on the right crazy track. Jeff also said, "I'm going to be strong and healthy and totally together. I've got to get ready for my Academy Award." Spoken like a true Scientologist! Delusional. Good work John.
What Are Their Names Already!?
Star Magazine stand by their claim that JLo and Skeletor have named their babies Max and Emme. Other magazines now claim the twins have been named Maximiano and Emelina. Apparently, hospital employees overheard JLo and her family calling the babies that.
People reports that the couple have not confirmed their names yet. It's probably part of their $6 million deal to release their names with the pictures. Baby making has become such a lucrative business. People also reports that JLo has been getting tons of gifts with their names' embroidered on them. Well, someone had to have done the embroidering! Spill the fucking frijoles. I must know.
I hope Maximiano and Emelina are just their middle names. JLo needs to give me some drama! Escandalo Emelina Lopez for their girl and Chewey Maximiano Lopez for their boy. You know they aren't going to have Skeletor's last name.
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Larry King Needs To Stay Behind The Desk
The producer who came up with this segment needs to be dick slapped hard. Janet Jackson tried to teach Larry King how to dance last night on his show. At first I thought I was watching Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video, because Larry looks like a dancing zombie. Actually, he's not doing much dancing, but he's doing a lot of awkward posing.
Janet keeps telling him to "hug himself." Janet, he can't! If he does his arm will pop right off. Shit, this is painful.
Nicky Hilton Is Skinny
These pictures of Nicky Hilton out shopping yesterday has everyonehorrified at how "extremely skinny" she looks. You would look like that too if you had to look at Paris and Kathy Hilton's skank faces every day. Nicky just needs to get away from Paris and Kathy, so she gets her appetite back.
Afternoon Crumbs
We get it Drew! You're in love. Now stop with the photo-ops! - A Socialite's Life
Natalie Portman sexes up Letterman - Cityrag
JLo paid $1 million to give birth - Hollywood Rag
Benji Madden gave this up for Paris Hilton? (site NSFW) - Drunken Stepfather
Brace yourself for more JLove pregnancy rumors - Hollywood Tuna
Can a dude really be straight if he gets paid to fuck men? - Jezebel
Bijou Phillips shows the crack - Egotastic!
Hollywood stars get political - IDLYITW
Kate Bosworth and her hot boyfriend tour New Zealand - Just Jared
What's new? Julia Roberts looking grouchy - Popsugar
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Broadway Has Gone To The Rats!
UsWeekly reports that Nicole Richie is considering moving her entire family to NYC to perform on the Great White Way. Nicole is in talks to play the role of Roxie Hart in "Chicago." This isn't Nicole's first try at Broadway. She auditioned for a role in "Rent" a few years ago, but got turned down.
A source said, "It would give her a reason to really show her talent and to stay in the new place in NY Joel just got. It also shows people are really excited about Nicole right now." Who are these people that are excited about Nicole right now? Show them to me, because I'd like to kick them in the knees.
Nicole Richie would join a long list of no-talent skeezas who have already performed in the show. Asshole Simpson, Kelly Osbourne, Lisa Rinna, Melanie Griffith, Robin Givens and Rita Wilson have all performed in it at one time or another. I hear Melanie was particularly painful.
Let's see...give the role to someone who has actually worked their whole life for this or give it to someone who is famous for being the best friend of the world's most famous hooker? That's a tough one. The sad part is, I'd probably pay to see her. Well, I like seeing people fail. It's the best temporary cure for low self-esteem!


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still waiting for all 5 to be available, its like a demo to a game thats not out, you can only play so much :(
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If Edison wasn't in the way, Tesla's inventions would have revolutionized the world and the "World of Tomorrow" that was featured at World Expos would have looked antique compared to his stuff.
Edison's been out of the way for a long time, and Tesla left behind a lot of research. What's the hold up now?
Perhaps Tesla's stuff is so efficient that corporations would rather keep making money off the old stuff?
Perhaps no one has been able to think enough like Tesla to make his designs usable?
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Markel Brown scored a game-high 18 points to lead a balanced Cowboys scoring effort. Nash had 16 points, Phil Forte 14 and Marcus Smart 11 for the Cowboys.
Texas' top two scorers were both reserves: Julien Lewis with 15 points and Javan Felix with 13. Myck Kabongo, averaging 18.6 points in five games since his return from an NCAA suspension, managed only seven points and committed seven turnovers.
"I think Myck got caught up in trying to do too much by himself," Barnes said.
Following their late first-half run, Oklahoma State scored the first six points of the second half, again getting turnovers off their half-court pressure. From there, the lead grew to 47-33, 54-37 and 65-46.
"We love doing our press," Nash said. "I think we're the most athletic team in the Big 12, so we have to show it sometimes by pressing. And we love turning people over and converting them into easy baskets. When you're doing that, it just makes your job that much easier on offense."
Texas was coming off an overtime win over Oklahoma that featured a rally from 22 points down. And the Longhorns hoped to carry that momentum into Stillwater.
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Enphase has received substantial market traction by bringing to market before its competitors the microinverter product, which competes favorably against other solar inverters. Microinverters solve a lot of problems, particularly shading on the solar panel system that can reduce output significantly with a passing cloud.
But in Enphase's rush to innovate better products, with every new generation of microinverter that Enphase releases, it renders its older products obsolete. Now how is that supposed to work when you are supposed to have the Enphase microinverter on your home for ten or twenty years? Anybody ever hear about spare parts?
It reminds me of the old Soviet system, where you would buy two of everything, one to use, and one for the spare parts. Where the rubber hits the road for us is that with every introduction of a new product, we get calls from installers looking for parts for the last generation of products. This week, we were canvassing all of our distributors to try to find one part for the D380 microinverter. And not surprisingly, we have been having a very difficult time.
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The weekly show I with cohost Dax "D-Gee" Gordine is called JoGeeTV
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The other one I have is a spontaneous solo livestream that I use mainly
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I use col erase pencils to draw and Pentel Pocket brush to ink.
I had the audio off for 90% of the video so I could focus on inking.
Here's the link to the joverine livestream.
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SEOUL, South Korea -- Koo Cheon-seo, former president of the Korea Taekwondo Association (KTA), was sentenced on Thursday to a one-year suspended jail term for mobilizing gangsters and offering bribes to KTA officials during the 2002 election for the top post of the association.
The Seoul District Court handed down the sentence to Koo, 53, saying that he was found guilty of illegal activities during the election. He once served as a lawmaker of the minor opposition Untied Liberal Democrats (ULD) during the 1996-2000 period. In December last year, Koo was indicted on charges of mobilizing gangsters to prevent supporters of his rival candidate from casting ballots on Feb. 5, 2002, and providing 20 million won to the KTA's then vice president in a bid to buy votes. According to the prosecution, Koo won votes from 17 delegates, but other eligible voters could not enter the polling place at a hotel in Seoul because some 300 gangsters blocked the door.
Koo immediately quit the job following the indictment. He was to serve the remaining three years of Kim Un-yong's term after Kim was forced to step down in the face of growing dispute within the local Taekwondo circles in November 2001.The court delayed the ruling on three Taekwondo officials, including Lee Seung-wan, who were involved in the case. Lee, 63, concurrent head of a right-wing group, was indicted for collaborating with Koo in wielding violence against supporters of the rival candidate.


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