Archives for September, 2008
New TV Ad Exposes Ward Connerly as Affirmative Action Profiteer
The Ballot Initiative Strategy Center today launched a new TV ad in Colorado and Nebraska highlighting how Ward Connerly has personally profited off his efforts to re-write state constitutions with his misleadingly named “civil rights” ballot initiatives.
BISC also launched a new website on Wednesday, BigMoneyConnerly.com, which is the most comprehensive one-stop shop for research and [...]
UNITY: Presidential Debate Moderators Fails to Reflect Nation’s Diversity
With the first presidential debate of the 2008 campaign days away, UNITY: Journalists of Color, Inc. wants to ensure this will be the last election cycle that fails to include women or people of color as moderators.
UNITY, the largest organization of journalists in the world, calls on the Commission on Presidential Debates to reevaluate a [...]
Calif. Supreme Court Rejects Richard Sander Request for Confidential Bar Exam Data
UPDATE (SEPT. 19): There was an error in the commentary we included in our Sept. 18 email about the California Supreme Court’s denial of the lawsuit against the State Bar of California brought by UCLA Law professor Richard Sander and the California First Amendment Coalition. (The commentary was published today on the Los Angeles Times website.)
The commentary inadvertently cited the [...]
National Council of La Raza’s New WeCanStopTheHate.org
A revamped website launched today by the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) documents how hate groups in the U.S. have been reenergized by the immigration debate and how the growing intolerance fanned by these groups is leading to a record increase in hate crimes against Latinos.
The website, WeCanStopTheHate.org, spotlights hate in the immigration debate [...]
Privacy, Not Political Correctness: Ideology, Not Science, Behind Richard Sander Request for Confidential Bar Exam Data
EJS submitted the following commentary by Anthony Solana, Jr. and Sara Jackson in response to an opinion piece written by Peter Scheer of the California First Amendment Coalition. CFAC has joined UCLA Law professor Richard Sander in a lawsuit demanding that the State Bar of California turn over confidential data on state bar exam takers [...]
Julian Bond Introduces Ben Jealous, New President of the NAACP
Next week a new chapter will begin at the NAACP when Benjamin Todd Jealous, 35, becomes only the 17th President of the NAACP in its 99-year history, wrote NAACP chairman Julian Bond in an email today.
Ben has been an ally of the Equal Justice Society since our founding and all of us here are proud [...]
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