That the bigoted Left who celebrates their own Uncle Tom, who celebrate a mediocre at best and the lackluster legacy of Steve Gilliard will fade in time. But the comments from these Guardians of Good Taste will be here for years to come.

Thanks for confirming everything I knew you were before I wrote it.

Cool!!

By the way, I just saw your Mum. She said was greasin’ up notHogzilla’s thick tusk and sending it your way. Something about the world needing a new Charles Nelson Reilly and after a bit of work you might fit the bill.

Bless her heart.

Ehrlich spoke at a club that, while not having any black members at the time did not have a rule in place denying black members entry. A private club. Versus public schools. Private club. Public schools. See the difference?

Winning lawsuits against HBCUs prove that they were discriminating against people enrolling. I did google it before I said it. That I didn’t find that CST article that was just released is regrettable. It does not negate what I have known since I was taking African-American History classes by a doctor who now sits on the board of directors at the Race Relations Institute at Fisk University. A historically black college.

But this is all getting far removed from Gilliard’s assclownery that you all will not learn to stop defending.

Uh, you made that comment yesterday. If you weren’t an idiot, you would have at least googled before you asserted something you had no clue about.

I realize that HBCUs have a cottage industry by keeping Plessy v. Ferguson alive and well but don’t ask for my taxes to do it.

Yes, they’re keeping Plessy v. Ferguson alive by admitting students of all races.

I’ll put it really simply so even you and Yiddish Steel can understand. You said that HBCUs are segregated. For something to be segregated, it must exclude people because they belong to particular race. HBCUs don’t exclude any students because they belong to a particular race. Therefore they aren’t segregated.

Read it over to yourself until you understand. Make sure to move your lips.

a) My stupidity will have to digress for not having read an article that has been out for less than a week.

b) Of course, it can rise. It has no where to go but up. More than 9:1 after lawsuits = Diversity?

Lawsuits have forced many of the schools — about half of them are public — to diversify their student bodies, Baskerville said. In the 2005-06 school year, nearly 10 percent of their students were white, according to her association’s data.

So ~$500 Million a year was being spent of taxpayer money to fund race-based discrimination prior to people filing lawsuits. I realize that HBCUs have a cottage industry by keeping Plessy v. Ferguson alive and well but don’t ask for my taxes to do it.

As opposed to, say, a private golf club. Which now, by the way, has black members in no small part to Steele.