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Pastor Terry Jones is No Match for the Beatles’ LOVE

December 19, 2012 By Christian Piatt 1 Comment

Many will remember pastor Terry Jones as the champion of the “Burn a Quran Day” event, intended to fan anti-Islamic rhetoric on the anniversary of the September 11th attacks. Though many shouted him down and criticized his motives, he continues to have somewhat of a national platform for his agenda. In this video produced by the [...]

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GOP Nostalgia is a Symptom of Privilege

January 23, 2012 By Christian Piatt 12 Comments

There’s an awful lot of talk in the political forum lately about restoring America to some nostalgic state of yesteryear, when supposedly everything was better. If we could only get back there, everything would be all right again. I guess that depends on who you ask, doesn’t it? Author Melissa Harris-Perry recently appeared on “The [...]

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