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There's something tragic going on. And I'm not talking about abuse of dogs.
This case of the Jena 6 has gotten scant attention in the mainstream media. But the case, which harkens back to Jim Crow justice of a half century ago, has set the blogosphere on fire.
You can be outraged all you want about the dirty deeds allegedly done by here to make your voice heard.
We're getting to the point where we care more about canines than humans. Society is truly going to the dogs.
Philly native son Bill Cosby was in town the other day. I explain in today's column how I've gone from Cosby critic to Cosby fan.
Because regardless of your opinion of him, his heart is undoutedly in the right place.
Annette John-Hall is a metro columnist for The Inquirer. She was previously a features reporter and columnist focusing on music, film television and pop culture. A native of Berkeley, Calif., she covered professional, college and high school sports at the San Jose Mercury News, the Rocky Mountain News in Denver and the Oakland Tribune.
Her column appears Tuesdays and Fridays in The Inquirer's metro section.
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