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Does Racism Go Both Ways? How is it fair?

I don’t usually write blogs to piss people off but I have in the past debated subjects of race with a prominent leader in diversity.   I usually would bring her a subject just to get a rise out of her and we would go at it especially when it comes to schooling and what would be considered racism.  I remember one time she had an event at a local college for the incoming minorities to get together and get to know each other.  My question to her was this racism?  As a white man why couldn’t I go?

I can go on and on but she did invite me and we discussed this whole subject often.  She told me she used our chats in her teaching to college students.  She agreed that sometimes the white male is now the minority in some ways.  Is that true?  I thought that was cool!  But I always think about things like”BET black entertainment network”.  If we had a “WET White entertainment network” would it be racist? My answer “yes it would be. Is BET racist?  I think I understand why this is ok. but my question is: Isn’t there racism with this being ok for BET but not for WET?  Or is it?  [Read more →]

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December 5, 2007   8 Comments

Hanukkah Favorite Recipes

Even though I am not Jewish I still have enjoyed some great recipes that are often used in Hanukkah celebrations.  My Grandma made potato latkes.  These things are out of this world. Here is the recipe.

Potato Latkes:

2 lbs of Potatoes

2 Large Eggs

Salt to taste

3 tablespoons of vegatable oil (for frying)

Peel the  potatoes and grate them. If you never used a mandolin this is the perfect time to try!  When you grate the potatoes put the potatoes directly into a bowl of cold water.  This will keep them from turning brown and wash away some of the starch.  Transfer the potatoes to a colander and drain as much water out as possible (squeeze the water out if needed).  Transfer the potatoes to a bowl add to eggs and salt to taste then toss. Heat oil in the pan to approximately 350 degrees and spoon mixture to make small pancakes.  Press pancakes slightly  and turn when golden brown. Serve and enjoy.

 Roasted Chicken: [Read more →]

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December 5, 2007   No Comments