[henkster]

Go milk it, Jasmine. Milk it for all it’s worth. Guzzle at the money trough before your schtick gets stale.

[MarvinStinson]

The University of Georgia’s Institute for African American Studies is sponsoring Rand’s lecture.

Rand is a 2004 graduate of the school. She majored in African-American studies and political science.

[Old Sarge]

H/T to our FRiend MarvinStinson for the post.

You can wrap and package it and call it biscotti, but it's nothing but stale bread.

The same with the aftermath of the Zimmerman Trial.

Remember Alinsky's Rule: "A tactic that drags on for too long becomes a drag."

For thus has the Lord said unto me:
“Go, set a watchman, Let him declare what he sees.”
Isaiah 21:6

The Watchman Ping List - FReepmail Old Sarge for details!

[GoldenPup]

Public University Pays $3,500 For ‘Hoodies Up’ Speech From Trayvon Martin Personal Injury Lawyer

$3,500?...what a piker. The Clintons spill more than that on the bar!!

[saleman]

Why am I getting the idea that the African American Studies dept should be renamed the Get Whitey dept?

[JoeProBono]

[hal ogen]

The idiot who approved this expenditure should be fired.

[kcvl]

[kcvl]

Jasmine Rand traveling to Atlanta, Georgia from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

1 hr ·

Excited, humbled, honored, to join my alma mater University of Georgia tonight for a discussion on racial equality and human rights, and how every person has the ability to contribute to positive change and a more just society! Thankful to all of the professors whom made me the woman I am today, taught me to have the strength to envision a world that does not yet exist world based in equity, and instilled in me I believe that I have the power to make positive change in my nation and throughout the world. Kendra Momon @baxtermiller Ernest LaMont Greer

https://www.facebook.com/people/Jasmine-Rand/4915627

[Boomer]

Hoodies up?

Howabout hoodies down, pants up, and don’t loot.

There. That will be $3500 please from the idgit who paid for this Hoodies up speech.

[Verginius Rufus]

Yes, the "fight" was a human rights violation--Trayvon assaulted Zimmerman and was trying to kill him. That was a violation of Zimmerman's rights.

I think it was the obvious attempt by the media, the judicial system, and Obama to railroad a conviction of Zimmerman for what was a clear case of self-defense that helped unhinge the deranged Charleston shooter.

[VeniVidiVici]

“If you break down every aspect of the Trayvon Martin case, things that are tangible and things that are intangible, you’re dealing with civil and human rights, and so much of that is not quantifiable in a traditional sense,” the trial lawyer said, according to a glowing UGA Today press release. “So there are certain aspects that have a very real influence on leading a movement and creating social change and changing the law that have nothing to do with black letter law.”

Like, wow. Heavy, dude.