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Posted Tue, Apr 3, 7:56 p.m.
Whatever happened to diversity?: I just had a quick look, but it looks like you're aiming for the advertising demographic of priviledged white men. Is this intentional or are you just having trouble finding "qualified" women and people of color?
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Logic and discourse need an emotional base: I would take this column more seriously if you showed even an ounce of concern or compassion for the many thousands of poor kids of color who struggle in our over-crowded classrooms with few resources and fewer prospects. And yes, discourse ought not ...
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