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  • Hey Erica, Nobody Cares! NYT Journo Cries ‘Racist’ at Trump Dismantling Woke DEI

    02/04/2025 8:16:20 AM PST · by JV3MRC · 18 replies
    NewsBusters ^ | 2/4/2025 | Joseph Vazquez
    The sad sacks at The New York Times are once again whipping out the “race” card to wokescold readers into condemning President Donald Trump’s unraveling of leftist diversity, equity and inclusion policies within the federal government. Do they still believe anybody takes them seriously at this point? “As Trump Attacks Diversity, a Racist Undercurrent Surfaces,” read the race-baiting Feb. 3 headline from Times White House correspondent Erica Green that was framed as a news item. Green seethed at Trump for connecting the previous administration’s obsession with putting wokeism ahead of competence in hiring to the horrific plane crash near Reagan...
  • UPDATE: For First Time, Precious Doe (Erica Green)Investigator (Sgt. Bernard) Talks About Case

    06/04/2005 11:55:10 AM PDT · by Former Military Chick · 15 replies · 630+ views
    TheKansasCityChannel.com ^ | 9:30 pm CDT June 2, 2005 | TheKansasCityChannel.com
    KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Precious Doe murder case consumed Sgt. Dave Bernard for four years. Erica Michelle Marie Green Sgt. Dave Bernard Thursday, Bernard talked about the case for the first time. He told KMBC's Jim Flink that the beheading of Erica Green -- known for four years only as Precious Doe -- was the most disturbing case he has ever worked on. "All of us are still stunned that the investigation ended the way it did," Bernard said. Bernard's team of investigators followed up more than 1,000 leads in the four years since the child's headless body was...
  • Lessons from the Life and Death of "Precious Doe"

    05/08/2005 1:55:43 PM PDT · by wagglebee · 13 replies · 956+ views
    The Illinois Leader ^ | 5/5/05 | Connie Lynne Carrillo
    My hometown has endured a gaping, open wound for over four years. Our local tragedy became a national tragedy when the death of a beautiful three year old girl made national headlines. Her death was shocking, heinous and despicable. We were mortified, humiliated and embarrassed that something so savage could take place in our hometown. She had been decapitated, stripped naked and abandoned in a wooded area near a residential street. Thrown away like a piece of garbage. Kansas City woke up to the news and we were outraged, shamed and determined to bring her murderer to justice. Four years...