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If you were listening to public radio today around lunchtime, you might have heard our own Margaret Banks being interviewed by WUNC's Frank Stasio, host of The State of Things.
Stasio asked Margaret to break down what she knows about the NAACP request for a federal investigation on allegations of destroyed police files connected to the Nazi-Klan shootings from 1979. The interview lasts about 10 minutes.
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Lots of SLANT in the Interview; but then it was public radio. I gather that reports by Ben Holder and Jerry Bledsoe are ignored. If either are wrong, it should be pointed out to stop the mis-information.
Posted on March 4, 2008 5:00 PM
NAACP request, N&R reporter, hit public radio
I think the NAACP need to becareful of what they ask for as they just might open Pandora's box and get more than they bargined for. Has any one forgoten that the CWP labeled thier counterprotest as a "death to the clan" rally, certainly suggests to me that the CWP went there itching for a fight. Unfortunately for Greensboro the CWP evolved into the Pulpit Forum and have become emboldened over the years, because everyone's scared to death to rein them in. Maybe the NAACP will stir up enough trouble that will come back and bite them where it hurts. Lets hope...............
Posted on March 4, 2008 5:51 PM
Why is it still called the NAACP? Shouldn't it be the NAAAA?
Enough of the foolishness already.
Posted on March 8, 2008 7:23 AM