She already has two kids.

Did anyone see the 60 Minutes story last Sunday about the case?

Nope but I wish I did. The twist and turns in this case has just been too much for me to keep up with so I summarized version would have been great. One minutes its "we have DNA that link people there" and the next minutes its something else.

I saw it!!! Those parents are fired up!! Once these charges are dropped I fully believe there will be civil suits galor against both Duke and the DA.

The lying skank is officially hung; Duke Lacrosse charges are DROPPED!!!
 

You heard it here first.

The lying skank's case is closed; she has now hung herself as predicted, as all charges against the Duke Lacrosse team have been DROPPED!! O happy day!!!!!

Link to rest of article here

I cordially invite Gods Ivy to admit she was wrong in ASSuming these three boys were guilty. The invitation is also extended to all NPHC members who were rushing to judge these boys guilty because of their race.

You were wrong. You were hateful. You perpetuated racism and injustice. You were the opposite of the ideals of your fraternity/sorority.

Now it's time to be men and women and admit that not every black person who accuses a white person of a crime is telling the truth.

Go on, Gods Ivy. Start off the string of apologies for your racist attitude.

Aside from the word "cordially," nothing in this post is well, cordial.

It's like saying "with all due respect"

Criticize all you want, you know I'm right.

I noticed you didn't comment on the three boys innocence. Why? Do you have to admit you are wrong?

Are you incapable of believing that black people commit hate crimes against white people?

Are you the only one allowed to indulge in righteous indignation? And only on your own terms?

The fact that you did not comment on the actual statement speaks volumes. AfAm activists will not be taken seriously for a long time.

Um, ok.

Anyway, the charges were dropped. In this specific case, it was the right thing to do.

I hope these young men can recover from the stigma that has falsely been attached to them.

I hope the accuser gets a lot of psychological help.

I never said they were guilty, thus I don't need to admit I was wrong. Bother someone else with your antagonizing nonsense.

With respect to the rest of your post, you assertions are invalid, because there was nothing to "speak volumes" about as I never said they were guilty to begin with. Thus, your initial accusations weren't directed towards me, so why respond? Now that you've directed your bogus accusations towards me, I'm responding.

Clearly.

My point was that, despite his use of the word, there was nothing cordial or respectful about the post.

I really need for people to get it together. Dialogue and Constructive Criticism is one thing....antagonistic behavior is another..... :cool:

Moving on. I always wondered why the community surrounding Duke University rose up against the University so fast? It wasn't just the prosecutor but the entire community.

In comparison, I went to the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon was one block up, and I pass University of Pennsylvania frequently. I can't see the neighborhoods surrounding these school jumping up, ready to burn the school down on moments notice. I am sure the community's would have watched closely but Duke had no support from the city of Durham.

I wonder what the relationship was/is between Duke and surrounding the community. :confused: Hmm.....

I know one thing...at least another group of people knows how it feels to be wrongly accused.

An interesting POV-The Op-Ed Cartoons from the local newspaper:
http://cagle.com/news/DraughonDukeScandal/

I was about a month and a half off. :)

The legal system is not always fair or balanced. Sometimes people get accused of something that they did not do. These boys should be lucky that they did not stand trial, get convicted and then go to jail for 10 years of their lives before someone realized it was a mistake. Now that has happed to alot of people, mostly African-American, who were later aquitted. In the society we live in today perpetuates an injustice to our justice system that targets African-Americans by giving harsher sentences for lesser offenses. In other words before you rush to call someone else racist first look at the society that promotes racism in various ways and if you need a quick tutorial let a sister know!! Please do not forget that the prosecutor was white and he was out to get those boys. This case could have been about many issues that our society suffers from such as classism, or society's favortism towards athletes. Drawing an opinion from the facts presented is what the law is about, lawyers, judges and juries do it every day and just because someone is not the true outcome doesn't make them an a**. JMO