Montana rights activist says it is
"If we used that same definition and applied it to African-Americans, would it be racist? Yes," McAdam said. "If a group wanted to remove African Americans from the Civil Rights Act, people would say it's racist."
October 05, 2007
Opposing sovereignty = racist
Is opposing sovereignty racism?
Montana rights activist says it isTravis McAdam of the Montana Human Rights Network said opposing tribal sovereignty is racist because it "seeks to limit legally-established rights of an ethnic group united by common history, tradition and culture."
"If we used that same definition and applied it to African-Americans, would it be racist? Yes," McAdam said. "If a group wanted to remove African Americans from the Civil Rights Act, people would say it's racist."
Montana rights activist says it is
"If we used that same definition and applied it to African-Americans, would it be racist? Yes," McAdam said. "If a group wanted to remove African Americans from the Civil Rights Act, people would say it's racist."
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