Beltway Traffic Jam
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Wednesday, June 1, 2005
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The daily linkfest:
- Eugene Volokh investigates “whatever happened to” various figures in major Supreme Court decisions.
- Steven Taylor and Michele Catalano explain why the 100 Most Harmful Books weren’t.
- John Hawkins has launched the Conservative Grapevine.
- Ogged argues that fear of black athletes explains the rise in soccer’s popularity among suburban whites.
- Dean Esmay considers the relationship between black- and country music.
- Jen‘s getting married just in time for the income tax exemption.
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