Mugged (56 page)

on gay marriage, 77

Giuliani labeled racist by, 200–202

hoax hate crimes cited by, 69–70

perjury of, 130

Republican crime policies of, 200–202

segregationist mentor of, 170, 174, 181

Southern vote for, 167, 170, 181, 270–71

Clinton, Hillary

Giuliani labeled racist by, 200–202

leaves Republican Party, 203–5

on Obama assassination risk, 211–13

Clyburn, James, 112

CNN

illegal immigration reporting, 151

on Jesse Jackson scandal, 71

on Obama assassination fear, 208, 215, 221

on Southern Strategy, 203

Coal industry, 241–42

Cochran, Johnnie, 127–28, 130–31, 136, 142

Codd, Michael, 79

CODEPINK, 219

Code words, racist, by Republicans, 189, 198–200, 252–53

Cohen, Ben, 100

Cohen, Richard, 102

Cohen, Roger, 212

College campuses, hoaxes by blacks (1980s–1990s), 58–62, 71

Collins, Sabrina, 59–60

Collins, Tyler, 245

Colonial era

first Africans during, 248

Southern behavior, roots of, 7–8

Columbia University, hate crimes hoax, 58–59

Commission on Civil Rights, 180

Confederate flag, 193–97

Democratic attacks on, 193, 197

symbolism of, 195–97

Congressional Black Caucus, 127–28, 140, 153

Congressional Hispanic Caucus, 140

Congress of Racial Equality, 101, 144

Connor, Eugene “Bull,” 5, 21, 59, 176, 261

Conservatives, liberal use of term, 172–73

Constantine, Madonna, 71

Constitution of the U. S., anti-slavery Amendments, 179

Cooke, Miriam, 159

Cooper, Anderson, 203

Court TV, OJ trial, 127–28

Cowen, Ryan, 123

Cracker, origin of term, 8

Crawford, James, 155–56

Crime

by blacks.
See
Crimes by blacks

blacks as victims of, 96–97

Clinton’s Republican policies, 200–202

at Occupy Wall Street, 251

rise and liberal policies, 94–97, 260–61

white-on-black, exaggeration of, 48–53

Crimes by blacks

black-on-white, media downplays, 53–56, 59, 67–68, 72–74, 81

black-on-white cover-ups, 78–83, 255–56

black-on-white retaliatory, 50, 52–53, 72–74, 120–23

blacks framed by whites claims, 41–47

black victim/white-cop brutality (1980s–1990s), 22–41, 115–20, 201

criminals idealized (1980s–1990s), 22–23, 29, 33, 35, 37–42, 45–47, 54, 67–68

hoaxes by blacks (1980s–1990s), 57–73

increase since 1960, 13, 17, 22, 50, 199

and punishment.
See
Criminal justice system

rape, cases of, 55, 73–74, 101, 126, 190

rape statistics, 157–58

white victims, blaming, 41–42, 102, 104, 121–23

Criminal justice system, 93–105

acquittals, black criminals, 15–16, 27–29, 40, 82–83, 89, 124–28, 134–35

black citizens, call for justice, 97–99, 101–4

black rage insanity defense, 74

blacks, understanding versus punishing, 10, 12–13, 78–83, 93–94

Democratic influence on, 12, 94–97, 189–91

imprisonment, cost-effectiveness of, 96

NYC/Lindsay administration, 95

prison cap, negative effects of, 96

prison furloughs, 189–91

Republican influence on, 97

white criminals, punishment versus blacks, 10, 47–48

Willie Horton release, 189–92

Crowley, James, 231–33

Crown Heights, Yankel Rosenbaum stabbing, 28–29, 64, 125

Cults, black.
See
Black cults

Cummings, Elijah, 112

Cuomo, Mario, 51, 62, 104, 259

Curtis, Kim, 159

D

Dahmer, Vernon, 152

Daily Caller
, 234

Dates, Charles, 61

Davidson, Cathy, 159, 161

Davidson, Lemaricus, 55

Davis, Angela, 84

Davis, Larry, 27–28

Dean, Howard, 140, 193

Debate Immigration
(Swain), 151

Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), 77

Demagogue, traits of, 88

Demakos, Thomas, 52

Democrats.
See also
Liberals;
specific names

anti-slavery amendments opposed by, 179

and black cults, 78–90

and black evangelicals, 75–77

black stability destroyed by, 10–14, 107–8

black vote, roots of, 9

black vote, securing, 2, 20–21, 107–8

civil rights laws opposed by, 171, 174, 179–81

during Civil War, 174, 193

criminal justice system thwarted by, 12, 94–97, 189–91

Dixicrats as offshoot of, 176

Jim Crow devised by, 9, 14, 20

Ku Klux Klan connection, 19, 107, 172, 174, 176, 181–83

and media.
See
Media (non-Fox);
specific outlets, for example, New York Times

racism expressed by, 250–53

on Republican as racists.
See
Republican racism (liberal claims of)

school desegregation opposed by, 2–3, 170–71, 180–81

segregationist members/actions, 1–6, 20–21, 166–83, 204–5

and Southern vote, 9, 167–70

and welfare state, 11–14, 107–8

Denny, Reginald, 120–21, 124–25

Derricotte, Cheryl, 58

Dershowitz, Alan, 130

Diallo, Amadou, 54, 201

Dilulio, John, 96

Dinkins, David

and NYC race crimes (1990s), 29–31, 66–67, 73, 74, 256–59

Obama compared to, 18, 258

racial tension provoked by, 257–59

Dirksen, Everett, 167

Dixiecrats, 170, 172

Strom Thurmond as, 167, 169, 176, 178, 181

Dixon, Richard, 148

Dobbs, Lou, 221

Dodd, Chris, 182–83

Dorfman, Ariel, 160

Douglass, Frederick, 104

Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance
(Obama), 223–25

DuBois, W. E. B., 107

Dukakis, Michael, 139, 188

and Willie Horton release, 189–92

Duke, Charles, 117

Duke lacrosse players rape hoax, 55, 125, 136, 156

rush to judgment, 158–63

Dunbar, Paul Laurence, 107

Dunn, Oscar James, 175

Dupree, Louis 17X, 82–83

Durbin, Dick, 210–11

Dwyer, Jim, 14, 33, 68, 93, 127

E

Eastland, James, 177, 178

Ebonics, 9

Economic collapse, relationship to racism, 126

Edwards, Joan, 60–61, 88

Edwards, John, 20, 140

Eisenhower, Dwight D.

civil rights supported by, 2–3, 20, 170

Southern vote for, 167, 265–66

Ellender, Allen, 177

Ellis, Joseph, 5–6

Emory University, hate crime hoax, 60–61

Equal protection clause, 150, 154

Equal Rights Amendment, 177

Ervin, Sam, 3, 4, 173–74, 177

Evers, Charles, 152, 153

Evers, Medgar, 152

F

Falcone, Michael, 45–46

Falwell, Jerry, 65, 87, 88

Farrakhan, Louis, 9.
See also
Nation of Islam

and Jeremiah Wright, 92

Farrell, Mike, 100

Faubus, Orval, 20, 170, 171, 176

Favor, Homer, 99

Feminists, and Duke lacrosse players hoax, 159–63

Ferguson, Colin, 74

Fernandez, Giselle, 32

Ferraro, Geraldine, 227–30

Fierstein, Harvey, 77

Fifteenth Amendment, 179

Figueroa, Bryan, 66–67

Fineman, Howard, 249

Fischer, David Hackett, 8, 173, 196

Folks, Homer, 11

Foner, Eric, 172

Foote, Shelby, 195

Ford, Gerald, assassination attempts, 209, 218

Foster, Jodie, 218

Fournier, Joseph, 190

Fourteenth Amendment, 179

FOX News.
See
Hannity, Sean; O’Reilly, Bill

Franks, Tommy, 196

Freedom Trail, 5–6

Freitas, Joseph, Jr., 85

Friedman, Myra, 103

Fromme, Lynette “Squeaky,” 218

Fuhrman, Mark

compared to Hitler, 131

media position against, 133–34

perjury conviction, 127–38

Fulbright, J. William, as segregationist, 3, 170, 174, 177, 181

G

Gaiter, Dorothy J., 39

Game of Thrones
(TV series), 217

Garcia, Jose (Kiko), 29–34

Gardner, Joseph, 74

Garofalo, Janeane, 140–41

Garry, Charles, 87, 100

Gates, Daryl, 133

Gates, Henry Louis, 71, 231

Gay marriage

black opposition to, 12, 76

civil rights argument for, 149–50

Clinton and DOMA, 77

Mormon opposition to, 76

Gelb, Arthur, 95

George, Nelson, 37, 39–40

George, Walter F., 178

Gilbert, Steve, 214–15

Gilliard, Steve, 252

Giuliani, Rudy

black leaders, relationship with, 143–45

and Goetz case, 101

and Nation of Islam mosque attack (1994), 143–44

NYC transformation under, 82, 142–45, 200, 202

as racist, Democratic claim, 200–202

Glendening, Parris, 148–49

God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything
(Hitchens), 85

Goetz, Bernie, 27, 40, 100–104

public approval of, 101–2

victims, future crimes of, 101, 125–26

victims, past arrests of, 100–101

Goldman, Fred, 131

Goldman, Kim, 136

Goldstein, Richard, 144

Goldwater, Barry

on Christian evangelicals, 88

civil rights opposition by, 166–67, 170–71

as libertarian, 166–67, 170–71, 185

Southern vote for, 167

Gomez, Elissa, 169

Goode, W. Wilson, 89

Goodman, Andrew, 186, 187

Gore, Al, 65, 139–40, 154

lies and 2000 election, 204–5

Gore, Albert, Sr., 3, 177, 181

Grace, Nancy, 161

Graham, Bob, 141

Green, Bobby, 121

Griffith, Michael, 49, 51

Grimes, Timothy, 49, 51, 54

Grimké, Archibald Henry, 107

Gross, Dr. Elliot M., 25–26

Grutter v. Bollinger
, 104

Guardian Angels, 101

Guevara, Che, 251

H

Hall, Norma, 29

Hand, Richard, 198

Hanger, Major George, 8

Hannity, Sean

and Jeremiah Wright comments, 91

on Jesse Jackson scandal, 71

Zimmerman 911 call, 234

Hanson, Marla, 41–42

Hardin, Alicia, 61–62

Harding, Warren, 2

Hardt, Michael, 160

Haring, Keith, 27

Harris, Dan, 86

Harris, Jeanette, 134–35, 136

Harris-Lacewell, Melissa, 110–11

Hates crimes bill, Bush opposition, 202, 204

Havill, Adrian, 6

Hawkins, Yusef, 256–57

Hayes, Chris, 111–12

Hedges, Chris, 75

Helms, Freddie, 117

Helmsley, Leona, 137

Henderson, Horace E., 172

Herbert, Bob, 186, 209, 212

Hernandez, Marcia, 29

Hill, Marc Lamont, 146

Hill, Samuel S., 75

Hinckley, John, 9, 218

Hitchens, Christopher, 85

Hitler, Adolf, Mark Fuhrman compared to, 131

Hoaxes, hate crimes hoaxes (1980s–1990s), 57–73

Holder, Eric, 238

Holliday, George, 117

Hollings, Ernest, 3, 178

Homosexuals.
See also
Gay marriage

evangelical Christians on, 75

Hooks, Benjamin, 44, 104

Hoover, Herbert, Southern vote for, 2, 167–68, 174

Horton, Willie, 189–92

Democrats racism claims, 191–92

Dukakis and release of, 189–91

Hosenball, Mark, 221

Howard Beach (1986), 48–53

Huffington Post
, on Obama assassination fear, 210

Humphrey, Hubert, 4, 134, 168

Hurston, Zora Neale, 107–8

Hynes, Charles, 51

I

Ice Cube, 130

Immigration, impact on American workers, 150–51

Imus, Don, 230–31

Innis, Niger, 145

Innis, Roy, 101, 104, 144

Interstate commerce clause, and civil rights laws, 150

Irish immigrants, law and order approach to, 10

Irvine, Reed, 124

Ito, Lance, 130

J

Jackson, Andrew, 250

Jackson, Jesse

and hate crimes hoax, 61

on Marion Barry arrest, 43

mistress/child, 70–71

O’Reilly exposure of, 145

in presidential campaigns, 139–40, 141, 228

racist remarks of, 230

Jackson, Thomas Penfield, 43–44

Jackson-Warren Valerie, 44

Jenkins, Anthony Neal, 50

Jim Crow, as Democratic policy, 9, 14, 20

Johnson, Andrew, 179

Johnson, Jack, 107

Johnson, James Weldon, 107

Johnson, Lyndon B.

on civil rights legislation, 165–66

as segregationist, 3, 4, 166

Southern vote for, 267

Jones, Isaac, 201

Jones, Jim, 83–88

Democratic connection to, 83–88

inappropriate behaviors by, 84–85, 88

Jones, Marceline, 84–86

JournoList, 234–35

Jurgensen, Randy, 80, 82

K

Kaplan, Alice, 160

Kardashian, Robert, 131

Katsaris, Maria, 87

Katz, Lawrence, 150

Kaus, Mickey, 230

Keller, Bill, 105, 251

Kennedy, Edward, 150, 153, 260

Kennedy, John F., Southern vote for, 266

Kennedy, Kerry, 100

Kennedy, Robert, 211–13

Kerner Report, 10, 255–56

Kerry, John, 149–50, 217, 229, 240

Kilborn, Craig, 218

King, Larry, 135

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 97, 98, 182, 218, 252–53

King, Rodney, 115–20

behavior before arrest, 115–17

tape, KTLA editing of, 115–20, 123–24

trials of officers, 118–19, 124

Kissinger, Clark, 99

Klaperman, Gilbert, 258

Klein, Joe, 175–76, 200, 234

Koch, Ed, and NYC race crimes (1980s), 49, 50, 80, 143, 257

Koon, Stacey, 116–17, 119

Koonz, Claudia Ann, 160

Koppel, Ted, 118, 119

Koppelman, Alex, 220

Koresh, David, 90