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No mother would have to field a child's guilt-tripping question, "But Mommy, why do you have to work? The Anti-Defamation League has gotten into the guilt-tripping, urging on its Web site that ``to avoid First Amendment violations,'' public schools not hold Christmas concerts dominated by Christmas songs. Reed went too far with "a series of mean-spirited criticisms," Marable writes, quoting with disfavor Reed's dismissal of bell hooks and Michael Eric Dyson as "hustlers, blending bombast, cliches, psychobabble, and lame guilt-tripping in service to the `pay-me' principle. |
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