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Dateline Cerritos — Three teachers at Whitney High School have been enveloped in controversy due to a simulated slavery ship enactment they intended to hold during their 8th grade class time. Some people are extremely angry. Others, including many former students, are defending the program. Three teachers sent this letter to parents about two weeks ago:   By Kevin Harp … Read More

Keep an eye on Bakari Sellers, and not just because he is, uh, slippery. Smooth-talking, smart dressing Mr. Sellers may be the second black president of the United States for those two reasons. Heavy emphasis on the first. By the darnedest coincidence, Mr. Sellers resembles Barack Obama’s kid brother. That is as accidental as the solution to a complex calculus … Read More

How can you take seriously people who carp this way:  The New York Times, wearing an almost-straight face, complains that barely 25 percent of the City Council is comprised of ladies. Bean-counting libs bristle – as soon as they put on their makeup. To heck with having babies. To heck with ironing clothes. To heck with fixing dinner, argue the … Read More

The days are dwindling down to a precious few, but not to worry. Former Mayor Andy Weissman is confident that the City Council will beat the deadline and approve specific regulations before Jan. 1 regarding legalization of marijuana as a business. This would obviate the need to adhere to state regulations, which are likelier to be more liberal. A close … Read More

Third in a series Re “A Mystery Behind the Mystery of ‘Dare to be Different’” Going into Friday evening’s first Los Angeles showing of the film “Dare to be Different” at the Regal Theatre at L.A. Live, the reason for the curious disappearance of the Long Island radio station at the heart of the film remains “a riddle wrapped in … Read More

Second in a series Re “The Price of ‘Daring to be Different’” Why make a movie about a fairly obscure, low-wattage Long Island radio station that bravely introduced break-through New Wave music to America in the 1980s, but was banished from the air 30 autumns ago? The question was put to Culver City attorney Roger Senders. Sitting across the desk … Read More

Because of their members’ widespread cerebral limits, limp-necked liberal racists are ordered to swim in the shallow, callow end of life’s intellectual pool. Real-life bobblehead dolls such as state Senate leader Kevin (I Love Illegal Aliens) de Leon and George (Me, Too) Skelton of the Los Angeles Times are brilliant samples of limp-necked models. As loyal liberals, Mr. de Leon … Read More

Let us agree at the outset that ending President Obama’s ill-considered Dreamers program not only is morally complicated but it wins the Super Bowl of buck-passing, which was dishonest Obama’s main talent. This, however, is a story about the pettiness of the four bigots on the County Board of Supervisors. Two of the lesser ladies in the quartet, Hilda (I … Read More

Mr. Mayor, You declare that “the President’s announcement to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, DACA, is a giant setback for America because all of our children should feel safe and accepted in a country that belongs to them.” You go on to say, “His action on DACA is cruel.” No, Mr. Mayor, what’s cruel is that President Obama issued an … Read More

Robert Zirgulis has run for office often enough to stride boldly, confidently across the community stage. He returns with a powerhouse message. Often speaking in stentorian tones, the president of the Culver City Short-Term Rental Owners Assn., he is considerably vexed by the pace of the City Council’s airbnb task force. They are dragging their wheels – and using offensive … Read More