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"Defining Moment" vs. Bradley-Effect

Published on 4. November 2008 By giemmevi

The latest manifestations of racism against Barack Obama in Tennessee, Oregon and Pennsylvania show that racism, far from being extinguished, has just found a perfect hideout behind many Americans’ politically correct behavior. Those manifestations remind us of the bitter American History characterized by lynchings and racial segregation. Only about six generations after the abolition of [...]