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Bias, including bias against conservatives, is not hard to find. Many people find bias against conservatives in many places. One sees a lot of it in the entertainment industry. Here is one example, from the producer of the television show ''24'': | Bias, including bias against conservatives, is not hard to find. Many people find bias against conservatives in many places. One sees a lot of it in the entertainment industry. Here is one example, from the producer of the television show ''24'': | ||
| − | "Conservatives are the new oppressed class," he joked in his office. " | + | "Conservatives are the new oppressed class," he joked in his office. "Isn't it bizarre that in Hollywood it's easier to come out as gay than as conservative?<ref>http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2007/02/19/070219fa_fact_mayer?currentPage=5#ixzz11zQbqWRr</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 06:22, April 15, 2019
Bias, including bias against conservatives, is not hard to find. Many people find bias against conservatives in many places. One sees a lot of it in the entertainment industry. Here is one example, from the producer of the television show 24:
"Conservatives are the new oppressed class," he joked in his office. "Isn't it bizarre that in Hollywood it's easier to come out as gay than as conservative?[1]