Firefighter sensitivity training
promotes racist attacks on whites. " "Because white society controls
all access to the systems, all whites are racist, and therefore no
minorities can be racist." "Any minority leader who is successful and
doesn't give back to the black community is a sell-out." "Toxic dumps
are put in poor minority communities. Whites do this intentionallly
to protect whites." "O.J. Simpson is not guilty. Nicole Simpson was
a slut, drug user, and prostitute . . ." "
Nov. 18, 1997 Protect the next generation from diversity
do-goodism Lowell High, Maryland exclusion by race, Bellevue
fires whites elected to city youth board
Michelle Malkin: More than money troubles at the Harmony Palace
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Tuesday, July 1, 1997 Michelle Malkin: Junking hard science for
sensitivity is an unhealthy trend
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, April 29, 1997
Michelle Malkin: The patients are victimized when bullies
corrupt science
Is eliminating the fragrance industry too heavy
handed? Full
Story.
Michelle
Malkin: Too much talk, too little action on ending racism Seattle Times
Company Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, June 10, 1997
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, April 22, 1997
Michelle Malkin: FDR's forgotten promise to Filipino
war veterans
The clamor over welfare benefits for sick and
elderly immigrants has overshadowed a wartime promise made by the U.S.
government to thousands of able-bodied foreign soldiers.
Michelle Malkin: Race-based scholarships are separate
and unequal
University officials and politicians across the
country - both liberal and conservative, well-meaning and not - continue
to cling to the plainly unconstitutional notion that racially exclusive
programs can be justified by making vague claims of past discrimination.
Full
Story
The
text of HB 1622
The American Civil Rights Coalition's
Web site
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, April 15, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Why Ellen is tolerable but Heather's
moms aren't
Sexual and political cheerleading may be acceptable
over the airwaves, but it has no place in taxpayer-subsidized classrooms
where kids are a captive audience.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, April 1, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Race-based scholarships are separate
and unequal
University officials and politicians across the
country - both liberal and conservative, well-meaning and not - continue
to cling to the plainly unconstitutional notion that racially exclusive
programs can be justified by making vague claims of past discrimination.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, March 25, 1997
Michelle Malkin: The immense popularity of glorified
pond scum
Seattle's Whole Life Expo - "The Nation's
Premier Event for Natural Health, Personal Growth, Spirituality, and Global
Change" - teemed last weekend with New Agers peddling answers as aggressively
as used-car salesmen.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, March 18, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Locke's cash donations eluded public
disclosure
The spirit, if not the letter, of the state's
full-disclosure laws was violated by sloppy Locke campaign workers who
operated outside of public scrutiny.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, March 4, 1997
Michelle Malkin: It's time for brutal candor in national
abortion debate
Untold thousands of the gruesome late-term abortions
are performed yearly. A majority are done on healthy mothers and healthy
fetuses - mostly teens who procrastinated. Full
Story.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Politicians drive up costs with drive-by
mandates
A line in one of rapper Coolio's songs keeps echoing
in my head: We're livin' in fear of a drive-by. Of late, the nation's attention
has shifted away from the drive-bys in Coolio's 'hood - and onto the ones
allegedly being committed in hospitals.
Opinion/Editorials : Feb. 4, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Does McDermott suffer from personality
disorder?
How could such a smart man - the only credentialed
psychiatrist in Congress - find himself in such an odious pickle?
Opinion/Editorials : Jan. 28, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Lessons in the corruption of `community
outreach'
To most Americans, "community outreach"
suggests uncomplicated good deeds - sponsoring a Little League team, delivering
Meals on Wheels to the elderly, collecting blankets for the homeless. But
to those in the political arena, it is something entirely more complex.
And venal.
Opinion/Editorials : Jan. 14, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Part 2: Silence on Locke's campaign
ties is deafening
Too bad nobody wants to be a party pooper at Gary
Locke's inauguration tomorrow.
Opinion/Editorials : Jan. 7, 1997
Michelle Malkin: Troubling quesions about Lock's Asian
money ties
Whether out of liberal bias, politeness, fear,
indifference, or mere sloth, members of the Washington state press corps
have failed to raise troubling questions about Gov.-elect Gary Locke's
Asian money ties.
Opinion/Editorials : Dec. 31, 1996
Michelle Malkin: A lament for Spidey - and other great
works
Marvel Comics demise is the demise of a dynamic
genre of kiddie literature - yes, literature - that has thrilled young
readers for more than half a century.
Opinion/Editorials : Sunday, April 6, 1997
Mindy Cameron: We can't turn our backs on persistent
inequality
For some, today's reality is that the civil-rights
battle has been won, equal opportunity is a fact, not a goal. Some even
argue the greater problem today is reverse discrimination. Sadly, that
view ignores a harsher truth: We remain a race-obsessed society, and assuring
equal opportunity for all is an unfinished task.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1997
Stadium boosters peddle deja voo-doo economics
Seattle and Washington state will soon break ground
on a $414 million ballpark. And yet another Super Bowl-sized boondoggle
is on the way.
Opinion/Editorials : Feb. 11, 1997
Seattle wins C-SPAN fight, but regulatory war continues
Finding C-SPAN fully restored in your neighborhood
is a little like finding Zuzu's petals. It happened here in Seattle last
Thursday evening. A magical moment of disbelief, relief, renewal and ecstasy:
Brian Lamb! Booknotes! Moscow Nightly News! You're back? Are you real?
All 24 hours of you? Hee-haw! Full
Story.
Opinion/Editorials : Jan. 21, 1997
New books explore what it means to be a libertarian
So, do you want to know if you're a Libertarian?
Opinion/Editorials : Dec. 24, 1996
Michelle Malkin column: A Christmas wish for Seattle
student athletes
Did you know that not one of Seattle's 10 high
schools has an all-weather track where young athletes can run rain or shine?
Yet here we are, preparing to fork over a billion dollars - not for revamped
student sports facilities, but for two new professional sports stadiums
Opinion/Editorials : Dec. 17, 1996
Michelle Malkin column: Give kids a gift they'll never
outgrow: healthy skepticism
FORGET Tickle Me Elmo. This holiday season, why
not give your favorite youngsters a timeless gift that doesn't need batteries?
Full
Story.
Opinion/Editorials : Tuesday, March 11, 1997
Diversity rhetoric can't hide UW's discriminatory policy
Twenty-three years after the landmark DeFunis
case, another reverse discrimination lawsuit has been filed against the
UW Law School. Full
Story.
Features News : Sept. 11, 1996
How to start a walking program
Full
Story.
