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Blacking her on this one. a latino reporter for the "chicago tribune" canceled an interview. for somebody elected to serve all the people this was a heavy handed move that kind of smells like reverse discrimination. >> dana: that's a story i'm sure you will covering it this weekend and we'll watch "media buzz". >> bill: 24 past the hour now. if you live in new york and think about getting the covid vaccine get it soon. it might make you a millionaire. any new yorker who gets their shot next week at a state vaccination site will get a free scratch off lottery ticket worth as much as $5 million....

Plug antitrust loopholes Excluding Coupang owner from watchlist gives preference to foreigners The Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) designated Coupang last Thursday as a large business group with assets of 5 trillion won ($4.48 billion) or more. However, the antitrust watchdog did not name Kim Bom-suk, the founder and chairman of the e-commerce giant, as the group's head because he has U.S. citizenship. Accordingly, Kim, who has a 10.2-percent equity stake in his group and 76.7 percent of the voting rights, is free from the obligation of disclosing his financial transactions with his fami...

Language is a powerful weapon in the hands of the media. Words and expressions convey ideas that reflect a culture, morality, and worldview. Liberal media have long used their position of power to change language and impose their distorted worldview upon America.     

Charles W. Mills. (Photo by Sam Alcoff) Arguably no contemporary scholar has thought more deeply about how liberalism as a political tradition and philosophy has been historically and structurally biased towards the socioeconomic interests of white people than the political philosopher Charles W. Mills. In works such as The Racial Contract and Black Rights/White Wrongs, he has sought to show the reality of an ongoing system of white domination in which liberalism—both as a philosophy and as a system of governance—is complicit. Mills traces the problem back to the origins of modern libe...

And it involved a white man. alan baku sued the medical school of the university of california davis for reverse discrimination. the university had a quota. it reserved 16 spots for minority students. baki argued he was academically more qualified than the students who filled the quota. >> one, two, three, four, we ain't going to take it no more. >> the courts ruled in his favor in 1978. racial quotas were deemed illegal. >> alan paul baki. >> they said once again that affirmative action wasn't there. they said race could be considered in admissions but only one of many factors.