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• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • perplexed, I really don't understand your reasoning, and your line of thought from sentence to sentence is difficult to follow. Try cleaning them up for clarity. As of your last post, you stated:

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • perplexed, "And there are other interviews where he adds comments about the "White Cop", etc." Again, please cite your source. And what do you think about sergeant Crowley breaking the law by not complying to Gates' request to give him his name and badge number.

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • , Like sergeant Crowley, now, I have to question your credibility. You stated:

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • perplexed,

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • CVZ, "As you know, when you become president you no longer speak, in our President's case, as an individual, or again in his case, as a black American; you speak as America."

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • "No, actually, Gates himself did. And the president weighed in on that, too. And since then, it appears from recent reports that the three of them ARE going to sit down and have a discussion."

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • "Clint, You weren't being racial in your remarks, just presenting the facts as you know them, and how they have been reported so far!" Grandpa, wasn't the president doing the same as Clint--presenting the facts as he knew them?

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • CVZ,

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • For those who want to know the truth, like CVZ, please look at Oprah Winfrey's radio site. She interviews professor Gates. As a nugget, he denies that he ever talked about sergeant Crowley's mother; or as Crowley, puts it, "mama."

• Accusations of Racism still Cut Both Ways in America

  Thu Jul 23, 2009
  • If anyone, like CVZ, wants to know professor Gates' side of the story. Please look at this site: