re: KKK rally at Ole Misss this Saturday

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I did not see any Black people protesting the Black Panthers when they used intimadation tactics at the voting precincts. Its time to stop being ashamed to be White...I am for equal rights for everyone...It seems Whites have been quite content to let their rights slip away in fear someone may call them a racist.

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I agree, the door swings both ways. I think the folks on TD.com have proven long ago that when it comes to loving or hating our white & black QBs, even when racism is just there (esp. this year), us Ranters play no favorites. For the most part, LSU's fan base is just plain frustrated and dissapointed with the team's dismal offense, so the QBs are gonna take the heat.

Anyone, white, black, or other persons of color deserves the equal rights as you say. No one should have to apologize or be afraid of being labeled or pay a penalty from others because of race, unless it's at someone elses' expense.

Obviously, it doesn't always work that way in the world, but we can all do our part to improve race relations & advance racial equality (even if it's a little bit at a time). But being a member of a hate group, a gang or the KKK isn't the way to do it.