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Years of turmoil and complaints led the Southern Poverty Law Center to fire its founder Morris Dees

Southern Poverty Law Center is a scam, not an arbiter of justice



Southern Poverty Law Center President Plans Exit Amid Turmoil
Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law ...

We Were Smeared by the SPLC - WSJ

It's time to review Southern Poverty Law Center assessments

It’s time for the media to stop taking seriously the Southern Poverty Law Center’s list of hate groups.

The SPLC had a distinguished history as a civil rights organization. In the 1960s and 1970s, it took on the Ku Klux Klan and other actual hate groups.

Unfortunately, its current leadership has tarnished that legacy by attacking individuals and groups who are well within the mainstream but who disagree with the SPLC’s far-left agenda.

Among those denounced by the SPLC are Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, and Christina Hoff Sommers, a respected researcher at the American Enterprise Institute.

Organizations critical of Islamic extremism often end up on the SPLC’s list. Maajid Nawaz, a devout Muslim, founded the Quilliam Foundation to fight Islamic extremism. When Quilliam was labeled a hate group by the SPLC, Nawaz sued and in June the SPLC agreed to apologize and pay him $3.375 million.

Other mainstream organizations and individuals have been subjected to threats and harassment after finding themselves on the SPLC's list. The media should recognize the SPLC for the partisan left-wing group it has become and stop enabling its libels.
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The SPLC has lost all credibility.

We are all aware that right wing racist hate The SPLC .
 
We are all aware that right wing racist hate The SPLC .

PJ MEDIA: NEW NON-PARTISAN GROUP CALLS ON AMAZON TO DROP SCANDAL-PLAGUED SPLC

Big tech and the media routinely cover for the scandal-plagued far-left smear factory the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), but a new non-partisan initiative has launched a campaign urging Amazon to drop its reliance on the corrupt liberal group.

Since its creation two months ago, the New Tolerance Campaign (NTC) has inspired more than 2,000 Americans to demand that universities and influential companies like Amazon hold themselves to “consistent standards of tolerance.” NTC “promotes ‘unbiased tolerance’ by encouraging organizations, businesses, elected officials, and government agencies to maintain clear standards of acceptable conduct.”

In that spirit, NTC has rallied Americans against Amazon’s decision to rely on the SPLC’s biased “hate group” accusations to exclude organizations from its AmazonSmile charity program. NTC reminded its followers that the SPLC faced a devastating scandal back in March involving claims of racial discrimination and sexual harassment. That scandal led to the firing of the SPLC’s co-founder, and it broke open even further as employees came clean about being “part of the con,” exaggerating hate by padding the “hate group” list and “bilking northern liberals” into cutting big checks. The SPLC has millions in offshore bank accounts in the Cayman Islands.
 
Years of turmoil and complaints led the Southern Poverty Law Center to fire its founder Morris Dees

Southern Poverty Law Center is a scam, not an arbiter of justice



Southern Poverty Law Center President Plans Exit Amid Turmoil
Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law ...

We Were Smeared by the SPLC - WSJ

It's time to review Southern Poverty Law Center assessments

It’s time for the media to stop taking seriously the Southern Poverty Law Center’s list of hate groups.

The SPLC had a distinguished history as a civil rights organization. In the 1960s and 1970s, it took on the Ku Klux Klan and other actual hate groups.

Unfortunately, its current leadership has tarnished that legacy by attacking individuals and groups who are well within the mainstream but who disagree with the SPLC’s far-left agenda.

Among those denounced by the SPLC are Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, and Christina Hoff Sommers, a respected researcher at the American Enterprise Institute.

Organizations critical of Islamic extremism often end up on the SPLC’s list. Maajid Nawaz, a devout Muslim, founded the Quilliam Foundation to fight Islamic extremism. When Quilliam was labeled a hate group by the SPLC, Nawaz sued and in June the SPLC agreed to apologize and pay him $3.375 million.

Other mainstream organizations and individuals have been subjected to threats and harassment after finding themselves on the SPLC's list. The media should recognize the SPLC for the partisan left-wing group it has become and stop enabling its libels.
_________________________

The SPLC has lost all credibility.


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Lifting them out of poverty would no doubt help. My point was that variables such as parent's IQ and educational attainment weren't shown in the chart. It's quite possible that that there is a stronger correlation between those factors and their children's attainment than there is with income.

I don’t know. I’m sure there’s various levels of parental involvement, and I would assume the involvement increases with income. But still the line is smooth when adjusted for income and I’m not so sure you’ll find that to be true when adjusting for genetics or parental involvement. You should know this isn’t my first time around the block on this issue. I’ve delved into this issue multiple times. The strongest research leads back to childhood poverty.
 
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