[ltc8k6]

http://www.sptimes.com/2006/04/04/Worldandnation/Separating_truth__con.shtml

Whatever she found out, it really seemed to bother her.

[darbymcgill]

"She said because she's a black woman, the odds are already against her as it is, I'm not going to make it worse for her,"

And blacks wonder why crime rates in their neighborhoods are so high... They are continuosly preyed upon by "their own people"....

[JLS]

That is an article puts the NCCU reporter in such a bad light I am a bit surprised the St. Pete Times would publish it. Are they arguing for hiring no black reporters because they can not be objective? I would expect an article on the bias of black reporters like that in the KKK monthly news letter.

Fortunately, Ed Bradley, Jason Whitlock, LaShawn Barber, etal have shown by example that not need be the case with real reporters who are black. This college student needs to grow up and drop her biases if she wants to be a real reporter.

BTW when I got to this sentence:

When police arrived, the woman told them she had been raped.

I had to start wondering if the reporter for the Times and maybe the NCCU student know nothing about this case. To screw up such a basic fact in the case is either just sloppy or bias or ignorance.