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Why The Media Won’t Drop The SPLC Despite Its Obvious Corruption
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The Southern Poverty Law Center—America’s wealthiest so-called civil rights group—is engulfed in scandal. Do not expect the establishment media to stop relying on them anytime soon. In March, the SPLC ousted its co-founder and public face, Morris Dees, amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment and mistreatment of nonwhite staffers. Two weeks later, SPLC president Richard Cohen stepped down to assist the group in implementing findings of an internal investigation.
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| I'm much less concerned with the MSM clinging to the SPLC than with the FBI doing so. |
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