by Diana Erbio –
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different opinions could voice them. Today it seems only certain speech is acceptable.
different opinions could voice them. Today it seems only certain speech is acceptable.
This week comments made by University of South California Professor Darry Sragow were aired to the public via www.campusreform.org. \”Republican are racist and stupid\” and \”the Republican Party is the last refuge of old angry white people\”, were among the comments made by the political science professor prior to the presidential election of 2012 to his class.
Professor Sragow has every right to make those comments, but does anyone believe that if a college professor had made those types of comments about a race other than white it would have gone unnoticed by the main stream media? The problem is not what people are saying, but that under the guise of being politically correct, some speech is accepted while other speech is not.
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