The Invisible Electorate
(SFGate.com)
Outdated polling methods seem innocent enough -- that is, until you realize it's the common way the U.S. political establishment renders America's nonwhite voters -- 40 percent of the American people, according to the latest U.S. Census -- statistically insignificant. That's more effective than the Klan's methods. All you have to do is look at how the Democrats treat the Black vote: they're only interested in our votes around election time, then play lip service afterwards. On the national level, politics is still largely a white, and a male game. Kerry or Bush, once in office, they'll still push an agenda that only considers white interests. Black, Latino and Asian voters must wake up and recognize these facts when considering their voting choices. What is the matrix, Neo? It's control.
Blogged: Tuesday, September 21, 2004

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1. U.S. to Review Heart Drug Intended for One Race
   (New York Times)
   Blogged: Thursday, June 16, 2005
2. The Invisible Electorate
   (SFGate.com)
   Blogged: Tuesday, September 21, 2004
3. Trends - EATING HABITS
   (MarketSegment.com)
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4. Trends - HOME IMPROVEMENT AND RETAIL
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5. Trends - CONSUMER SPENDING
   (MarketSegment.com)
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6. Trends - CABLE
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7. The Voodoo Vault
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