So, Elizabeth Warren, who has no documentation of her supposed Native American ancestry, lists herself as such in a professional register. She’s hired by Harvard Law School just at a time when the department is being accused of being insufficiently diverse. Harvard then lists her on its rolls as a woman of Native American ancestry, a twofer in the diversity business. Both Warren and Harvard — surprise! — deny any hanky-panky.
Yet Kevin Cullen accuses Scott Brown staffers of racial insensitivity when they lightheartedly needled Warren using a gesture commonly seen at baseball games in Atlanta or Cleveland (“Brown supporters’ fun not funny to Native American,” Page A2, Sept. 30).
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Grumpy Ruppie is a known t party crackpot from Weymouth, who has recently moved to Cape Cod.
So rather than addressing the points made by the author you chose to make a personal attack. That speaks volumes to the strength of your position and you character.
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Ah, yes, the Atlanta Braves and Cleveland Indians organizations -- bastions of racial sensitivity, huh? "Light-hearted"? At the very least, it was mean spirited, but that's certainly not all. Yes, letter writer, stay back in the mid-20th century with the rest of the "Old '55ers" -- that's 1955, bud. It obviously comforts you not to deal with the 21st century and the changing world.
The Editors ' title makes an accusation that is not justified. Let's have honest titles, please.