Michelle Malkin’s blog she has acknowledged that the left side of the blogosphere were not pleased for crossing the line by posting phone numbers and address of those who do not share her views. The day she posted her “forewarned is forearmed” post, she begins her whine about the hate email she has received.
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There is something about minorities and Pro-Americana. Sometimes when trying to impress their masters, they tend to over do it. Michelle Malkin is no exception. A refresher, Malkin is the daughter of Filipino immigrants who she claims are “rock-ribbed Reagan Republicans.” I point this out, because it was not to long ago, she wrote:
We are [...]
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With all those school children walking out from their schools in protest of the draconian immigration laws, some California school principals decided to take action into their own hands.
Last week, Artesia High School Principal Sergio Garcia decided to grease the fence at around the campus of to keep kids from attending immigration marches.
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Hispanic News’ Jon Garrido is asking for your help to get CNN’s Lou Dobbs off the air. Duke1676 at Migra Matters has a great summary of Lou Dobbs which also includes a link how the Dobbs’ kool-aid has poison the mind of many progressives.
His message is compelling, so compelling in fact that even many progressives [...]
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This is a problem within the Hispanic community. No matter is you are Chicano, your not Chicano enough in the eyes of a Chicano in another state. From the OC Weekly’s Ask a Mexican!
Dear Mexican,
You California wetbacks are nothing but a bunch of wannabes. Aquí en Tejas, we have the Rio Grande, so mojado is [...]
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This is the blog of Edmundo "XicanoPwr" Rocha, a social worker, an activist, freelance writer and founder and editor of The Sanctuary. My interests include: immigration reform, critical race theory and it's interaction with equality/inequality and freedom/oppression as they relate to the experiences of people of color in the Americas.
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