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Donald Sterling Says He Isn’t A Racist. Is Anyone? : Code Switch : NPR

Posted by melissaicd on May 13, 2014
Posted in: advocacy, culture. Tagged: life, race, racism.

Image still from the television show "Lost." It shows the character John Locke with the caption, ""I'm not racist but" means I am a huge racist."

“Since folks believe that racists are monsters, and most people aren’t likely to be incontrovertibly monstrous, few people could ever qualify as racist.”

via Donald Sterling Says He Isn’t A Racist. Is Anyone? : Code Switch : NPR.

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