Arlington, Virginia taxpayers have managed to pay a law firm $744,000 to pursue it [Sun-Gazette via Ted at PoL]
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on July 15, 2010
Arlington, Virginia taxpayers have managed to pay a law firm $744,000 to pursue it [Sun-Gazette via Ted at PoL]
Tagged as: discrimination law, roads and streets, taxpayers, Virginia, Washington D.C.

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I’d ask how a highway lane can be “racist”, but that question assumes that there’s some kind of logic behind calling something “racist.”
There isn’t, of course. As James Edwards notes in his book “Racism, Schmasim”, a “racist” is basically a white person or group of white people. Thus, a lane that tends to be white could, I suppose, be “racist.”
Thanksgiving dinners at my house are also pretty “racist”, by that definition.
Boortz:
http://boortz.com/nealz_nuze/2009/09/now-hov-lanes-are-racist.html
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