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There were 274 non-citizens on the rolls. 17 of them voted.

A single word prompts a British lawsuit.

The return of separate but equal?

White men are not a protected class, so they cannot be "harassed."

More racial insanity.

"Racism, sexism, ableism, orientation, etc.”

Obama administration, fearing a decision, steered a case away from the Supreme Court.

Compares black justice minister to a monkey.

Texas defends policy of barring felons from certain jobs.

Media would have to file a report on every story they covered.

The last stand for free association.

He doesn't like lazy whites either.

Schools are "frantically trying to reduce suspension numbers" for blacks.

Justice Dept. says the state's 200 annual segregation lockdowns are unconstitutional.

Black advertising employee says he was treated in a demeaning manner.

Trying to stop voter fraud is "discrimination."

They may not be as likely to maintain properties in non-white neighborhoods.

Judge finds "statistical evidence" of discrimination.

Some blacks were disqualified for arrest records.

The restaurants are some of Chicago's finest.

Some residents say it disproportionately affects blacks.

Hispanics using election law to try to grab power.

"Civil rights" boosters struggle to remain relevant.

Your taxes paid for the lawsuit.

There are too many black felons, so screening is "discrimination."

Liberals think federal policy is the only thing keeping 'racists" at bay.

Eric Holder says Texas' photo ID law violates the Voting Rights Act.

She's trumpeting myths about voter suppression to gain support from non-whites.

Owner wanted an "all-Mexican" organization.

The white defendant had no standing to claim racial discrimination.

More whites--or fewer non-whites--must be stopped if the policy is to be Constitutional.

Coming to a neighborhood near you: "Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing."

They stand to lose tens of millions in highway funds if they defy federal authorities.

SPLC brings suit against reality.

Someone wore a battle flag to school.

Because more black students will have to go to new schools.

The show booted blacks who had been arrested.

Holder wants Texas' new redistricting plan subject to federal pre-clearance.

New laws would violate freedom of speech.

Even though Zimmerman's defense was not based on that law.

Holder's boys run amok again.

More insanity from the Holder Justice Department.

If it's so "backwards," perhaps Northern liberals should let it go.

"Thomas will forever be remembered for his role in setting civil rights back."

And the "children of the dream" won't stand for it.

Court does what Congress did not have the good sense to do.

It's funny how whites become "more racist" when they live with large numbers of blacks.

It allowed murderers to appeal death sentences, claiming they were targeted because of race.

"Disparate impact" theory will be put to the test.

No proof of citizenship required to vote.

Refusing to hire ex-cons is disguised racism.

The checks disproportionately exclude blacks.

Company struggles to maintain common-sense policy.

In Fulton County, "diversity" means more whites.

MSNBC host refers to Obama administration as "we."

The goal is to "prevent and address racial discrimination in student discipline."

Congressmen worry that new lawyers will be hired for political reasons.

Not enough non-whites pass the test.

Many job hirings are about "who you know," and whites don't know blacks.

They say farmers think blacks are lazy and too demanding.

The fight against "profiling" reaches new depths of stupidity.

Even the New York Times has discovered the fraud.

Federal officers must willfully blind themselves.

Just recognizing individual differences.

Thomas Perez was worried a Supreme Court decision could undermine the use of statistics in housing discrimination cases.

Your taxes pay for them.

Women and Hispanics now cashing in on the Pigford bonanza.

Absolutely no joking is to be permitted.

Citing Thomas Perez' involvement in the New Black Panther case.

Anti-white bias in the highest levels of the federal government.

Voting Rights Act remains "essential, even today," he says.

"To the unpracticed eye, the EEOC ruling looks genuinely perverse."

Joe Biden joined him in Selma to support Section 5.

Justice Roberts: Do feds contend “the citizens in the South are more racist than citizens in the North”?

. . . but when whites do it is "hatred."