Double standards in Duke rape cases

Posted by: Sister Toldjah on February 22, 2007 at 9:16 am

Back on the 12th, I blogged about a rape that allegedly happened to a Duke student at an off campus frat party, and noted an obvious double standard the media was employing, namely that they weren’t so quick to release the race of the accused unlike they were in the Duke lacrosse rape case drama, where they mentioned the race and ‘privileged backgrounds’ of the three accused lacrosse players as often as they possibly could. In my post, I noted that the accused in the incident that allegedly happened on the 11th was described in most media reports as “wearing a black do-rag, sweatshirt, and blue jeans.”

KC Johnson, who has been a blogging machine on the Duke lacrosse case, has outlined in detail the many double standards between the two cases here.

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  1. Rod Stanton says:

    I had hoped that Rathergate would have ended 60 years of MSM/DNC bigotry. The fabricated Duke Rape case proves that bigotry is as strong as ever in the MSM/DNC.
    To get an honest picture of Duke lax men read the works of M.K.Ham. She has done several (in my opinion)good articles on the reality of Duke the last few months.
    No wonder the MSM/DNC has eeen its market share fallthe last 30 years!

  2. Joe macDougal says:

    If the MSM/DNC ewre not so bigoted Talk Radio would never have taken off 30 years ago. Now KFI and KABC are the biggest stations in the West.
    The MSM/DNC still hates America but Americans are no longer watching/listening to them.