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[...] What is racism? It’s when a person hates another person, or group of people because of the color of their skin. [...]

[...] used the term. Well, sort of. Here’s the article. I like how John put it in his comments on this post: “The LA Times coined the term in an article that was a non biased observation piece. Taking [...]

One other thing I saw in the line of comments. Chris C, what on earth does your comment about slavery and the democratic party have anything to do with this article. At one time, most of the world supported slavery in some form or another. How far do you want to go back in history. Talk about reaching to make yourself feel intelligent.

It’s amazing how all of you can’t see the difference between apples and oranges. The LA Times coined the term in an article that was a non biased observation piece. Taking that term and then connecting it to the playful tune of a child’s song is taking it into another context. Would you say a professor talking about the origins of the word “nigger” and someone calling someone else a “nigger” is the same thing? Of course not. This is no different.

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Barack the Magic Negro song was appropriate for the times and rather funny, not a raciost or bigoted tune! People gots to lighten up as Barama is a rather light Negro who apparently is not a favorite of rev Al Sharpton! That’s cool as freedom of speech says so.

Barack teh Magic Negro song was appropriate for the times and rtather funny, not a raciost or bigoted tune! People gots to lighten up as Barama is a rather light Negro who apparently is not a favorite of rev Al Sharpton1 That’s cool as freedomof speech says so.

On further thought, I think Puff the Magic Dragon might be insulted.

Don’t you love the new espanol Obama add, featuring Rush Limbaugh’s comments as referring to American law, when they are actually referring to Mexican Law? I guess that’s just a minor filament of trivia, to be left on the propaganda cutting floor.