Three anti-abortion tactics aimed at the African-American communities need everyone's attention, not just because they are irresponsible pieces of propaganda but because they insult black women and disingenuously use black "front" people to build support for a cornerstone of the white Christian Right--opposition to abortion.
Leiber was a senior at Fairfax High in Los Angeles when he and Stoller first started to collaborate, and the two of them wrote fleet, funny R. & B. songs that became, thanks to millions of white teen-agers, cornerstones of what was not yet quite rock 'n' roll.
Letitia Baldrige, the etiquette expert, knows that Ms. Pritchett, Ms. Modisett and anyone else slyly using the economy excuse is tossing out a white lie, and that white lies are a cornerstone of good manners.
They couldn't run the ball (27th in yards per carry) and weren't effective through the air (Jim Miller, Marty Booker and Dez White formed the cornerstone of the passing attack).
John McCain may need to take particular note since polls show that young white evangelicals, once a cornerstone of the GOP, have begun to drift away from the party.
The blue shirt – either solid, washed-chambray blue or a blur of blue-and-white stripes – is the cornerstone of this summer's style.
The cornerstone of the campaign, a 60-second black and white video, begins with a shot of a sleeping baby about to get a gentle kiss from its mother.
In America, white supremacy has always been a cornerstone of their well-being.
The correlation properties in power measurements among neighboring frequency bins are the cornerstone of our study, while their intelligent exploitation can enhance significantly white space discovery and improve the selection of appropriate secondary channels.
Like Washington, Minnesota, Iowa and others, it has many of the wealthier, more educated white "Starbucks" crowd that has been a cornerstone of Obama's success this year.
