This is an opportunity to reflect on articles in this issue of the ejournal constructively and possibly build on the research.
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David J. Jefferson
1/24/2010 05:24:37 am
As a followup to the article that we wrote for this issue ("An Expose of the Emperor: The Illusion of Reverse Discrimination"), we'd like to propose seven practical tips to guide interactions with individuals who claim that reverse discrimination is operant, or that American society is contemporarily post-racial. These recommendations are:
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KOH
1/24/2010 12:11:53 pm
Excellent recommendations. I would also be curious to know if you and/or your co-author have had an opportunity to operationalize these seven tips in a workshop forum. Also has it been your experience that different ethnic groups react to your research differently? If so, how?
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2/5/2010 06:48:54 am
Like your discussion on color blind; it - "color blindness" is a trick bag in the socio-legal process.
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cleveland percy
2/10/2010 02:06:09 am
The opportunity to submit my article on race/cultural labels was a great pleasure. In my verbose presentation of a complex issues I hope the message is not lost that personal character has no color and "we do not have to be twins to be brothers" Anon I would also like to congratulate the other writers who have taken their time to offer positive perspectives.
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