Website review: MY 'RACIAL HARASSMENT' NIGHTM...
CEOConsultant discovered this in Liberties/Rights
•14 reviews since May 9, 2008
liberties, racism
•nypost.com/seven/05092008/postopinion/opedcol...
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CEOConsultant discovered 8 weeks ago- Guy found guilty of "racial harassment" for reading a public-li brary book on a university campus.
- brmwk rated 8 weeks ago
- Freedoms are actually not free anymore.
- nomzz rated 8 weeks ago
- ignorance is what people think of racism
- statoun rated 8 weeks ago
- From the page: "IN November, I was found guilty of "racial harassment" for reading a public-library book on a university campus. The book was Todd Tucker's "Notre Dame vs. the Klan: How the Fighting Irish Defeated the Ku Klux Klan"; I was reading it on break from my campus job as a janitor. The same book is in the university library." Civil liberties under attack. I wish I could say that the Bush administration and religious right were the only ones doing it, but this story shows that I would be wrong.
- exigentsky rated 8 weeks ago
- Borders on thought police.
- M-Nome rated 8 weeks ago
- From the page: "They didn't want to hear the truth. The office ruled that my "repeatedly reading the book . . . constitutes racial harassment in that you demonstrated disdain and insensitivity to your co-workers."" What a sad day when reading a book is seen as a danger. ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS, NO LESS. O, and don't forget the anti-racism message of the book.
- Faz465 rated 8 weeks ago
- bringing a book about the KKK to your job probably isnt the best idea yo
- Lambdoid rated 8 weeks ago
- He could have been reading a pro-KKK book and it still wouldn't be racial harassment. It's political correctness gone mad. The whole concept of affirmative action is a different kind of racism, ie treating someone more favourably due to their ethnicity. People should be judged by their own merits. America - land of the free, yeah, right.
- kimincalifornia rated 8 weeks ago
- This is the New York Post, so for all we know this article was fabricated by toddlers.
- cwolfsheep rated 8 weeks ago
- I distrust anything pandering in a Murdoch paper...
