I totally agree…the networking between certain entities…have left an indelible mark on the character of the institution…they argue things like Articles of Confederation…which is the partisan problem in the political structure comparatively with basic rights…the “separate but equal” doctrine was in 1895 and it was over segregated railway seating…thereby reversing civil rights legislation of 1875…the talk about liberal constituencies is a good one…because everyone knows…they need each other…keep up the good work…
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December 6, 2007 at 6:28 pm
I totally agree…the networking between certain entities…have left an indelible mark on the character of the institution…they argue things like Articles of Confederation…which is the partisan problem in the political structure comparatively with basic rights…the “separate but equal” doctrine was in 1895 and it was over segregated railway seating…thereby reversing civil rights legislation of 1875…the talk about liberal constituencies is a good one…because everyone knows…they need each other…keep up the good work…