The Taiwan Times version of the story contained this interesting bit:
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To his eventual embarrassment, he wrote in his Yale application:
"As always, whitey now sits in judgment of me, preparing to cast my fate. It is your decision either to let me blow with the wind as a nonentity or to encourage the development of self. Allow me to prove myself."
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That crucial bit of data was edited out of the Charlotte Observer. I wonder why. It certainly seems relevant background information to me. It says a lot about the man that he disparaged "whitey" on his Yale application (it says interesting things about Yale, as well, but that's a discussion for another place). Does he still have a chip on his shoulder? It certainly seems so to me. But why not give the reader all pertinent information? Why edit this very telling bit of information out of the story?
Thanks for the info SNC.
Ping/Gates
“My hometown paper, the Charlotte Observer”
Hello southernnorthcarolina, I’m from Charlotte area as well, up north on the lake. Thought i’d say hello!
Deeply rooted racism in this fellow.The Taiwan Times version of the story contained this interesting bit:
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To his eventual embarrassment, he wrote in his Yale application:
"As always, whitey now sits in judgment of me, preparing to cast my fate. It is your decision either to let me blow with the wind as a nonentity or to encourage the development of self. Allow me to prove myself."~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
That crucial bit of data was edited out of the Charlotte Observer. I wonder why. It certainly seems relevant background information to me. It says a lot about the man that he disparaged "whitey" on his Yale application
A racist through and through, who tried to play the victim questioning to the cop that he was treating him differently because he was black.
What happened is this racist FOO (Friend Of Obama) treated the cop differently because the cop was a "whitey."
Rahm is steaming!!!
Have you ever known anyone to LOSE a chip?
IMHO, once a chip, always a chip.