Resnik, Judith, 156
Restrictive covenants, 192
Reuss, Pat, 155
Revel, Jean-François, 251
Revels, Hiram, 203
Reverse discrimination, 142
Rice, Condoleezza, 5, 183, 259
racist actions against, 219, 251–52
Rice, Susan, 228
Rich, Frank, 209, 210
Ricketts, Erol, 11–12
Rivera, Geraldo, 136
Rizzo, Frank, 89
Robbins, Alfonso, 89
Robertson, Pat, 65, 88
Robinson, Daniel, 101
Robinson, Eugene, 109, 175, 212
Robinson, Jackie, 107
Rockefeller, Winthrop, 171–72
Rodriguez, Anna, 30
Rodriguez Madera, Juana, 30–31, 33
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
as segregationist, 107–8, 183
as WASP, 158
and welfare state, 11, 107–8
Roosevelt, Theodore, 180
Rose, Charlie, 198
Rosenbaum, Yankel, 28–29, 125
Rosenthal, Abe, 95
Rove, Karl, 235
Rowan, Carl, 134
Ruben, Gerald, 124
Rudy, Kathy, 160
Russell, Richard, 3, 178
Ryan, Leo, 86, 87
S
St. Hill, John, 29
Salon.com, 220
Sandiford, Cedric, 49, 51, 52
Sandusky, Jerry, 26
Santiago, John, 53
Sarandon, Susan, 100
Sauerbrey, Ellen, 148
Savage, Dan, 76–77
Scalia, Antonin, 152
Schechter, Alan, 203
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 169
Schmoke, Kurt, 148
School desegregation
Democrats against, 2–3, 170–71, 180–81
Republican enforcement of, 2–5, 180
Schultz, Debbie Wasserman, 247
Schultz, Ed, 244, 246, 248
Schumer, Charles, 153
Schwerner, Michael, 186, 187
Scots-Irish, Southern redneck origin, 7–8, 10
Scott, Tim, 259
Scranton Times-Tribune, on Obama assassination fear, 219–20
Scriven, Leonard, 59–60
Seale, Bobby, 87
Second Amendment rallies, 246
Secret Service
and Obama assassination rumors, 210–11, 213–14, 220–21
protection and presidential candidates, 210–11
Seedman, Albert, 79–80
Segregationists, Democrats as, 1–6, 21–22, 166–83, 204–5
Sexual harassment claims, 148
Shapiro, Norma, 96, 97
Sharpton, Al
anti-Semitic attacks of, 64–65
Brawley victim defamation suit, 141–42
called Jesse Jackson on MSNBC, 112
cocaine dealing, video of, 65–66
on gay marriage, 77
on Goetz verdict, 103
and Giuliani, 143–44
and Howard Beach, 51
MOVE and John Africa, 89–90
MSNBC show, 231
after OJ verdict, 16
in presidential campaigns, 139–40
and Tawana Brawley, 62–63, 131
and Yusef Hawkins shooting, 256–57
Sherr, Lynn, 45, 56
Shrum, Bob, 148, 187, 234
Siegel, Fred, 255–56
Siegel, Norman, 12
Sigal, Pete, 160
Simon, Roger, 187
Simpson, OJ
acquittal, 15–16, 127–28, 134–35
backlash for Mark Fuhrman, 135–38
black celebrations after trial, 127–28
civil suit, loss of, 137
evidence against, 135
white guilt, end of, 15–16, 56, 127–28, 137–46
Singer, Melanie, 115–16
Singer, Peter, 148
Singer, Tom, 115–16
Singleton, Darryl, 103
Singleton, David, 220
Sirhan, Sirhan, 212
Slate, 239–40
Slavery
anti-slavery amendments, Republican passage of, 179
and black instability, liberal excuse, 8, 11, 12, 14, 17, 107, 229–30
black strengths after, 11, 14, 107–8
as Civil War issue, 195
first Africans (1619), 248
Slavoski, Bill, 220
Slotnick, Barry, 103
Small, Sherrod, 146
Snyder, Jimmy “the Greek,” 21–22
Sobran, Joe, 49
Solano, Rolando, 116
Soros, George, 245
Southern Manifesto, 174, 181
Southern Poverty Law Center, 210, 214–17
Southern Strategy
code words, Republican use of, 198–99
LBJ statement on, 165–66
myth of, 169–70, 175–77, 185–87
and Nixon, 51, 175, 177, 183, 185, 199, 203
and Reagan, 186–89
South/Southerners
black culture traced to, 7–10
Civil War, 174–75, 195–97
Confederates, as Democrats, 174, 193
and Democratic vote, 9, 167–70
military heroes of, 196–97
Northern discrimination against, 10
rednecks, ethnic origins of, 7–8, 10
Republican integrationists, 171–73
and Republican vote, 2, 166–71, 179, 185, 265–71
Sowell, Thomas, 7, 9, 11, 93–94, 134, 145
Sparkman, John, 2
Spitzer, Eliot, 154, 201–2
Stallings, George Jr., 43
Staple, Brent, 15
States’ rights, Democratic twist on, 189, 253
Steele, Michael, 145, 252, 259
Steele, Shelby, 125, 257, 260, 261
Stein, Rebecca, 161
Stennis, John, 178
Stephens-Davidowitz, Seth, 240–41
Stevens, John Paul, 152
Stevenson, Adlai, 2
Stewart, Michael, 24–27
Stewart, Moses, 257–58
Stone, Oliver, 100
Stormfront, 216
Stowers, Freddie, 196–97
Strossen, Nadine, 100
Students Against Racial Inequality, 60
Stupid White Men (Moore), 108
Styler, Trudie, 100
Styron, William, 100
Sullivan, Andrew, 91, 228
Sullivan, Mark, 213–14
Sullivan, Stephen, 23
Summers, Edward, 45–46
Supreme Court
civil rights rulings, Republican enforcement of, 2–3, 5, 170
Democratic-appointed Klan member, 107, 172, 176, 178, 183
Republican-appointed black, 181, 183
Thomas rulings, 20, 251
Susskind, David, 35
Swain, Carol, 151
Sweetness & Light blog, 214–15, 217
T
Tarantino, Quentin, 129, 130
Taylor, Stuart, 137
Tea Party, racism, Democrat accusations, 109, 242–45
Thirteenth Amendment, 179
Thomas, Clarence
affirmative action ruling, 104
Democratic support, 178
as “freest black man,” 260
liberal views of, 251, 252
Second Amendment ruling, 20
segregationists against, 182–83, 219
Thomas, Foster 2X, 82–83
Thompson, Mark, 249–50
Three-fifths clause, 204
Thurmond, Strom
as Dixiecrat, 167, 169, 176, 178, 181
as Republican, 178, 182
Southern vote for (1948), 167
Till, Emmett, 90
Tomasky, Michael, 259
Toobin, Jeffrey, 234
Trinity International University, hate crime hoax, 61–62
Truman, Harry, 2, 4, 180, 265
Trump, D
onald, 238
Turner, Ted, 118
U
USA Today, 215
V
Valdes-Rodriguez, Alisa, 151
Van Houten, Lee, 36–39
Vietnam Veterans Against the War, 87
Village Voice
black criminals idealized (1980s–1990s), 37, 39–40
on Giuliani, 144
Viner, Ann, 54
Violence
and blacks. See Crimes by blacks
Southern, roots of, 7–8
Violence Against Women Act (1994), 154–56, 181
Vision of the Anointed, The (Sowell), 93–94
Volpe, Justin, 90
Voting Rights Act of 1965, 172
Voting/voters
black, secured by Democrats, 2, 9–10, 20–21, 107–8
black for Obama, 76, 240
racist, non-Obama voters as, 239–42, 258
Southern vote, 166–71, 265–71
voter ID laws, 247–48
white for Obama, 239–40
W
Wagler, Evelyn, 54
Walker, Wyatt T., 144
Wallace, George
black vote for (1982), 9
as segregationist, 4, 169, 176
Walsh, Joan, 244
Walters, Barbara, 203
Ward, Benjamin, 79–80, 257
Washington, Booker T., 107, 180
Washington, Isaiah, 150
Washington Post
black criminals idealized by (1980s-1990s), 35
Hillary on Obama assassination risk, 212
on Obama assassination fear, 214–15, 220–21
on Republicans as racists, 192
white-victims, blaming, 102
WASPs, 158
Watergate Committee, 177
Waters, Maxine, 120–22, 124–25, 207
Watson, Henry Keith, 121, 125
Webb, James, 197
Weiner, Rachel, 210
Weinstein, Kathleen, 47
Weisberg, Jacob, 239, 258
Weiswasser, Stephen, 124
Welfare system
black stability destroyed by, 11–14, 107–8
Clinton reform as Republican policy, 200
Reagan’s view of, 199
services, scope of, 122
Wertheimer, Linda, 197
West, Allen, 145, 219, 259
Westmoreland, William, 196
Wicker, Tom, 14, 109–10
Wilder, Douglas, 175
Wilentz, Sean, 97
Wilkins, Roy, 97–98
Williams, Anastasia, 247
Williams, Betty, 217–18
Williams, Damian, 121–22, 124–25, 150
Williams, Juan, 146
Williams, Robert F., 19–20
Williams, Ted, 57
Williams, Walter, 118, 134
Williams College, hate crime hoax, 60–61
Wind, Timothy, 116
Winger, Mark, 188
Women
African American family, demise of, 11–14
crimes against. See Rape; Violence Against Women Act (1994)
as oppressed, instead of blacks, 154–57
Woodward, Bob, 6
Woodward, Joanne, 100
Wright, Reverend Jeremiah, 9, 91–92
anti-Semitic attacks of, 92
comments on 9/11, 91–92
and Louis Farrakhan, 92
Obama on, 17, 91–92, 229–30
racist remarks of, 91
Y
Yarrow, Peter, 100
Yiquiya, Genefonsio, 32
York, Alvin, 196
Z
Zimmerman, George, 37, 233–35. See also Martin, Trayvon
ZombieTime.com, 218
Ann Coulter, Mugged: Racial Demagoguery From the Seventies to Obama
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