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Hello. I am, apparently, a racist. It’s also been said that I support slavery and wish that no progress had ever been made toward equality in civil rights. Why have I been labeled in this unfortunate manner? The simple answer is that I support Spencer??s Gift stores’ right to produce what some Asians have termed offensive and “racist”: a t-shirt that proclaims one should “Hang out” with one’s “Wang out” and depicts...
...Down with t-shirts that make fun of my race! Shame on them for using humor I do not find funny! But what it comes down to, upon closer inspection, or even any kind of rational thought, is that one cannot find any offensive intent on the part of Spencer??s. They may be making shirts that just aren’t funny, and are clearly in poor taste, but the goal is clearly not to ostracize Asians or attack their noble heritage. Thus, I say these fateful words which I am told fly in the face...
...slew of new assignments have rapidly changed the face of Mass. Hall. With Spencer??s promotion, five of Summers’ seven vice-presidents are now women...
Imperialism. Marks and Spencer??s. The Queen. Shakespeare. Snobbery. Spotted dick...
...candy may lose its lemon or peppermint flavor but will never go bad. As proof, the Pepper Companie displays a jar of 173 year-old Gibralters, yellowing in color but supposedly still sweet. Spencer peddled these goodies around Salem by wagon while sea captains shipped them worldwide. In 1830, Spencer??s son sold the company to John William Pepper, who expanded the product line to include the country’s first stick candy, the Black Jack, made from bottom-of-the-barrel black strap molasses...