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Saturday, October 04, 2014
Two Excellent Non-fiction Resources Pertaining to Race in America
Article one
Earlier this week a white Ohio woman sued the Midwest Sperm Bank, a Chicago-area company she’d used in trying to conceive. The alleged error? Providing her with the wrong “product”—the sperm of a black man. The plaintiff, Jennifer Cramblett, didn’t learn of the error until well along in her pregnancy—a pregnancy that resulted in a healthy, biracial daughter, Payton, who is now 2 years old.
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Article two
Going to jail for a robbery you did not commit.
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