Word: glenn
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Boston University's Glenn Loury, an economics professor and prominent black conservative, says he agrees with many conservative minority students that political ideals and race are two different things...
...There will be a need for modulation, or modification in the interests of blacks and black conservatives will be especially sensitive to this," Mansfield says. "Such a person as Glenn Loury could be an example to many more black students than he actually...
...course, if blacks react to whites' reaction to Farrakhan, whites react to blacks' reaction to Farrakahn. It is not unusual to hear whites saying, in effect, "Now that it's clear they hate us, it's O.K. for us to hate them." Glenn Loury, a conservative black thinker and Boston University professor, says, "Farrakhan makes it more respectable for white racism to flourish." That is a cop-out both blacks and whites must work to resist. "The threat to American democracy is not black racism," Loury says. "It's white racism...
...that the main speaker at the Million Man March was not Glenn Loury, the Boston University economist and author (One by One from the Inside Out) who brings more clarity and decency to the subject of race in America than almost anyone else. Is integration mere sentimentality? Is justice not the deeper need, the more attainable? Can there be justice without integration? What kind of justice, and for whom...
Last week Robert Woodson and Glenn C. Loury, two of the country's most prominent black conservatives, "disaffiliated" themselves from the American Enterprise Institute, where D'Souza is a research fellow, in protest over the book. Sounding more like the Rev. Al Sharpton than a conservative Republican, Woodson denounced D'Souza as "the Mark Fuhrman of public policy" and called on conservatives, black and white, to "publicly disavow the racist ideology" his book espouses. "This is a moment of truth for the conservative movement as to where they stand on the issue of race," says Woodson. "The only time...