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[Forkboy]

I find it preposterous that NPR would do anything that a progressive would interpret as being against the interests of any minority.

Why? NPR isn't the same as it used to be.Not even close.It's made a drastic rightward shift.

If he thinks they did then he should be up front and spell it out so NPR can defend itself if they wish to.

Perhaps he will at a later time.Perhaps,unlike Pedro Martinez he prefers not to get into a public spat with people who he wont be working for anymore anyways.

Instead, he gives this nebulous press statement that smears NPR as being against the interests of blacks. To make that statment in a way that NPR can't defend seems disingenuous to me as well as an attempt to damage NPR in the eyes of the black audience.

All press statements are nebulous.NPR can still defend themselves if they so choose.

And it also seems like the perfect segue into his own more RW oriented show on another network.

Again,you provide ZERO evidence that this will be the case.Speaking of "nebulous",that's all your suspicians and bias seem to be.