racial tensions

Your coach is on the hot seat, you can't settle on a starting QB, and you're probably going to get blown out by Alabama tomorrow. How could it get worse?

At the beginning of this week Tennessean Reporter Janell Ross wrote an article claiming with no substantiation that Metro Police were "plagued" with "suspicious person" phone calls from Edgehill

The Metro Police Central Precinct Community Coordinator, David Rueff, sent the following e-mail message to the Salemtown Neighbors e-mail list earlier today in response to complaints that a Tennessean article written by Janell Ross and published on Monday was designed to stoke racial tensions in S

I'm not the only one who took exception to Tennessean reporter Janell Ross's hackneyed piece on crime and race in the North End:

The Byrdman of Salemtown chastises of sullying the good name of urban pioneers with charges of racism:

Janell Ross's piece in the Tennessean this morning on police calls and racial profiling is sketchy, provides no statistics or fact-based hypotheses for tensions in transitional neighborhoods, and generally rests on the interviews of a handful people in two very different neighborhoods: Germantown and Salemtown

Rush Limbaugh gave extensive coverage to Barack Obama and his pastor, Jeremiah Wright, on both Friday's and Monday's programs, complete with audio clips and quotes.

Bloggers continue to be outraged at the antisemitic flyer produced by Murfreesboro pastor George Brooks which was disseminated in Memphis for the purpose of spreading black Christan dissent against the Jewish congressman in the majority back 9th Congressional district.