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That is, it matters that Ward Connerly is a black man arguing against affirmative action, and that Cindy Sheehan is a dead soldier’s mother arguing against the war in Iraq, because who they are is seen as lending some kind of special credence to what they say.
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Consider Jesse Jackson, whose denunciations of Mr. Connerly’s opposition to affirmative action degenerated into his calling Connerly a “house slave” and a “puppet of the white man.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Jeffrey Toobin’s The Nine and Justice Thomas: 2007
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In the July 22 Oakland Tribune, columnist Douglas Allen called Connerly 'a lackey . . . no friend of his race . . . a tool of the white elite.'
D. R. Tucker: Ward Connerly's Income Inequality D. R. Tucker 2012
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In the July 22 Oakland Tribune, columnist Douglas Allen called Connerly 'a lackey . . . no friend of his race . . . a tool of the white elite.'
D. R. Tucker: Ward Connerly's Income Inequality D. R. Tucker 2012
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Hart called Connerly a carpetbagger who has made more than $7 million by promoting Amendment
cbs4denver.com 2008
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The person who has been most active in promoting this initiative is Ward Connerly, who was formerly a regent in the University of California system.
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Thomas Sowell, Ward Connerly, Larry Elder, Star Parker and others are black voices on the right.
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Now, the image of Connerly as the man whose commitment to colorblindness was created by conscience has been credibly challenged.
D. R. Tucker: Ward Connerly's Income Inequality D. R. Tucker 2012
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FWIW, I suspect many racists praise Ward Connerly and Clarence Thomas.
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The person who has been most active in promoting this initiative is Ward Connerly, who was formerly a regent in the University of California system.
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