Ghahramans decision to play
the race card in response is a cheap ploy designed to escape the responsibility of presenting evidence and making well-reasoned arguments.
Duyck answered, "If you can play
the race card, I guess I can't win.
and said that in honour of King and all those who are committed to ending racial divide, there should be no more playing
the race card, Politico reported.
Ray Liotta is suitably slimy as a Green Card approval officer and Jim Sturgess brings up the rear as a non-practising Jew who is trying to play
the race card to find work.
But the book that has most changed my thinking about both law and politics in recent years is Richard Thompson Ford's
The Race Card.
I FIND it sad that Mr Berman felt he had to use
the race card in response to my letter about Cardiff being destroyed (Viewpoints, February 28).
Stanford law professor Richard Thompson Ford's book
The Race Card: How Bluffing about Bias Makes Race Relations Worse decries those who play
the race card by claiming race discrimination when it may not really be involved.
Rick Davis, who is McCain's campaign manager, said: `Barack Obama has played
the race card, and he played it from the bottom of the deck.
Despite
the race card's advice - "one to watch rather than back" - Mr Turner placed a sum on his horse at odds of 99.5-1.
Simpson case nine years before, the Kobe case has brought back memories of
the race card. Given the widespread belief in colorblindness within contemporary America,
the race card refers to those efforts to add race into a supposedly race-neutral situation.
* Dave Chappelle's How to Play
the Race Card and Win!, the incomparable comedian's take on race in America, to Mark Chait at Hyperion, in a half-million-dollar-plus deal, by David Vigliano and Michael Harriot at Vigliano Associates.
Sabina of "playing
the race card," according to the Tribune.
Rivers plays
the race card." Land concluded that "bigots come in all stripes and all colors and all professions."
William Hague's decision to play
the race card in his speech to the Centre for Policy Studies last week was both misjudged and misguided.
While some in the industry have pulled
the race card as a motive for the SEC turning over its investigation to the Justice Department, the SEC denies those claims.
