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Tag Archives: Duke
Black Skin Privilege
David Horowitz and John Perazzo When a Neighborhood Watch guard shot Trayvon Martin in February 2012, a chorus of civil rights activists concluded that he had been killed because of his race. Michael Skolnick, the political director for hip-hop mogul … read more
Black Skin Privilege and the American Dream
By David Horowitz and John Perazzo When a Neighborhood Watch guard shot Trayvon Martin in February 2012, a chorus of civil rights activists concluded that he had been killed because of his race. Michael Skolnick, the political director for hip-hop … read more
Duchess of Cambridge to visit famine-hit areas of East Africa
The Duchess of Cambridge has disclosed plans to visit famine-hit areas of East Africa to draw attention to what she described as the “shocking” plight of starving children. During a visit to a Unicef aid depot in Copenhagen, the Duchess … read more
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