Yesterday, as I prepared for the kick-off to the national discussion tour focused on the theme “Is America Really Post-Racial?†which will convene in ten US cities this spring, I received emails from around the country commenting on The New York Post cartoon that depicts a chimpanzee being shot by two white police officers.
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