A judge sentenced Victor M. Dandridge III, 53, to 7 years in prison last Thursday. Dandridge was accused of defrauding his best friend’s widow out of $3.2 million. After his best friend, Carr Lanier “Trey” Kinder III, passed away in
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Racism in Your Spare Time: What Are The Legal Limits for Employers?
On Saturday, August 12, as the nation watched, protests in Charlottesville, Virginia regarding the anticipated removal of a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee turned deadly. In the days and weeks after, both the small city and the country…
The Small and Vast Difference Between Two Op-Eds
Main Friday, August 25, 2017The Small and Vast Difference Between Two Op-EdsTwo op-eds published in the past two days provide a wonderful contrast with each other. In neither case do I evaluate or endorse the ultimate correctness of the arguments…
What’s in a Name? Ask Robert Lee
Instead of covering the top sports headlines of the day, ESPN has once again made the headlines and found itself embroiled in controversy. This time, the network removed a broadcaster from the September 2 football game between the Virginia Cavaliers…
In Arizona Speech, President Trump Defends His Charlottesville Response, Attacks “Fake News,” and Touts His Immigration Record
After a tumultuous week marred by the events in Charlottesville, Virginia and criticisms over the President’s response, President Trump gave a campaign-style speech in Phoenix, Arizona last night. Vice President Mike Pence was at Trump’s side and Ben Carson, Secretary…
Trump’s Arizona Rally Promises To Stoke Another Kind Of Racial Conflict
Under criticism for his remarks on Charlottesville, President Trump is visiting the border and Arizona today. He is scheduled to speak at 7 p.m. (MST) at the Phoenix Convention Center. Expect much talk on immigration enforcement, pardoning former Sheriff Joe…
Workplace Lessons From Charlottesville
By Fiona W. Ong
So, following the violent events and controversy surrounding the white nationalist/supremacist rally in Charlottesville, it was reported by Berkeleyside that an employee was fired from his job because of his participation in the rally. (The story was subsequently updated to…
White Nationalists & Alt-Right: What Do They Want? | National Review
Maybe too good: A great many of these young men have an interest in evolutionary psychology and evolutionary sociology they like to think of themselves as alpha males, as though they were living in a chimpanzee troop but it never…
White Nationalists & Alt-Right: What Do They Want? | National Review
Maybe too good: A great many of these young men have an interest in evolutionary psychology and evolutionary sociology they like to think of themselves as alpha males, as though they were living in a chimpanzee troop but it never…
Dems may force fight to fund groups combatting neo-Nazis | TheHill
Democrats may push for federal funding to groups combatting neo-Nazis and white supremacists in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Va.Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.), who sits on the Appropriations subcommittee overseeing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) budget, is currently…