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Throughout Wednesday the telephone lines were burning in the studios of WVON, a black talk radio station in Chicago, where scores of callers voiced their outrage at what they described as the racist efforts to block Mr. Burris from taking his seat.— Firedoglake
This all occurs in a culture in which being labeled a racist is the greatest fear of most whites in the legal, religious and business institutions I am familiar with.— Gamecock - A Townhall.com user blog
Hill: Well no-one's calling him a racist are they?— Crikey » Canberra Calling
George Bush said that "being called a racist was a low point."— THE LIBERAL JOURNAL
Calling someone a racist is a simple and effective solution to a problem.— Intellectual Conservative Politics and Philosophy

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