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Friday, July 16, 2004

Bill Cosby sparked controversy recently when he told black parents "your dirty laundry gets out of school at 2:30 every day, it's cursing and calling each other [the N-word] as they're walking up and down the street. They think they're hip. They can't read. They can't write. They're laughing and giggling, and they're going nowhere." Also, Martha— martyr or martinet? Should political advertising include references to Hitler? And your calls on wacky weddings.

Mad About Martha

Elaine Lafferty Editor in Chief, Ms. Magazine discusses the sentencing of Martha Stewart

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Feel the Camp-Pain

Meredith McGehee President of the Alliance for Better Campaigns, a non-profit promoting "useful information" in elections says the Hitler-themed political ads on the left and the right represents a new low in negative campaigning

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The Cosby Show

Debra Dickerson journalist and author, The End of Blackness (Pantheon Books, 2004) An American Story (Pantheon Books 2000) agrees with Bill Cosby's controversial comments and Christopher John Farley Senior Editor, Time Magazine disagrees with Cosby's remarks

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Open Phones

listeners call in with their campy or theatrical wedding stories

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Culturally Divisive...And Proud!

Today's entire show was composed of those meaningless, culturally divisive questions that cause us to forget our common Americanness and vote against our class interests...I mean, cause us to run down to Federal Court and get a look at Martha Stewart: martyr or martinet?

Adolf Hitler: appropriate ...

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