Time Critic: 'Kramer' Outburst Reflected by 'Macaca,' Anti-Ford Ad, Ev

Newsweek Publishes Two 'Kramer' Columns on Racism, Both Mention George

Charles Rangel Won't Accept Fox Facts in Front of Him, Makes Kerry-lik

NY Times on 'Civil Rights Leader' Al Sharpton

Anti-Semitic Remarks on CNN Slip Under Currently Elevated Racism Radar

CNN’s Kyra Phillips invited comedian Paul Mooney and radio talk show host Roland Martin on to “Newsroom” Tuesday to discuss the Michael Richards (“Kramer”) issue (hat tip to NB member MyKindaSpam). During the conversation, both guests made what many would perceive as being rather anti-Semitic remarks. This was Martin’s:Another piece is when you really examine what he said, he not only said 50…

Chris Rock Beware? Jesse Jackson Fighting To 'Prohibit' Public Use of

Mel Gibson vs. Michael Richards at the Los Angeles Times

Brian Williams on PBS: See My 'Serious, Reasoned' Newscast, Unlike Tho

PBS talk show host Charlie Rose, who spent the 1980s at CBS doing the overnight interview show "Nightwatch," is never a softer touch than when he has a network star on his show. Monday night’s interview with NBC anchor Brian Williams gave the anchor a platform to present his newscast as a "reasoned, serious" oasis from cable-news shouters, a "half hour of peace and tranquility" with "smart people…

No Penance for Penn: 'Kramer,' Mel Must Confess, But Anti-Catholicism

Dems Amazed Media Ignored GOPer's 'White Rednecks' Remark: What About

WashPost Rehashes 'Macaca' In Account of 'Kramer' N-Word Outburst

Will 'Kramer' Get Same MSM Mistreatment as Gibson

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: November 11 to November

This past week saw The Washington Post ask a classically liberal question: Is America more racist or sexist? Following the lead of this major paper, ABC’s Diane Sawyer asked the same question, adding a surreptitious angle. She wondered, "Is the nation, secretly, I guess, more racist or more sexist?"The "Good Morning America" host wasn’t through, however. On Tuesday, she offered the query again.…

Day Two: ABC's Sawyer Repeats 'More Racist or More Sexist' Question

For the second day in a row, ABC’s Diane Sawyer questioned a guest as to whether the American voters are either secretly "more racist" or "more sexist" when they cast their ballots. During an interview with New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd on Tuesday’s Good Morning America, Sawyer inquired: Sawyer: "...Ninety percent of Americans say race and gender make absolutely no difference in their…