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If you're going to boycott anyone, boycott The Post. By writing/calling these companies, you're wasting their resources and employee's time for something they don't have control over.

I don't want prices/fares/tuition/etc. to go up because there was a flooding of needless emails/phone calls about something the company couldn't control.

Just a thought. :-)

By the way, I don't agree with the cartoon or The Posts' decision to publish it. I just find it unfair to condemn a company for trying to advertise online.

If you're going to boycott anyone, boycott The Post. By writing/calling these companies, you're wasting their resources and employee's time for something they don't have control over.

I don't want prices/fares/tuition/etc. to go up because there was a flooding of needless emails/phone calls about something the company couldn't control.

Just a thought. :-)

By the way, I don't agree with the cartoon or The Posts' decision to publish it. I just find it unfair to condemn a company for trying to advertise online.

If you're going to boycott anyone, boycott The Post. By writing/calling these companies, you're wasting their resources and employee's time for something they don't have control over.

I don't want prices/fares/tuition/etc. to go up because there was a flooding of needless emails/phone calls about something the company couldn't control.

Just a thought. :-)

By the way, I don't agree with the cartoon or The Posts' decision to publish it. I just find it unfair to condemn a company for trying to advertise online.

Calling for a Boycott of New York Post Advertisers
By Christopher Netter

National Advertisers:

Bank of America
City Bank
HSBC
Capital One Bank
Bloomingdale's Department Store
Diesel Clothing Line
Baby Phat Clothing Line
Jill Stuart Clothing Line

New York Local Advertisers:
Madison Square Garden
ASA College
Paragon Sports
First Platinum Capital Corporation
Russian Tea Room

http://airamerica.com/blog/2009/feb/18/calling-…

YES they R SORRY!! SADLY SORRY!! :>)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/530259…

also, when did it die off – maybe not the exact date but roughly, when did we all say ok black not equal monkey or black equals human.

let's please mark this date and share it with a group of 2nd graders in Queens who don't seem to know it – I recently spoke to a little black girl who came home crying from her school – “the kids made fun of me for being black. i'm not black, i'm brown, look (holds out hand)”. her mom then sat her down and hepped her to the political vs. crayola difference between black and brown, one that the other kids, thru obviously race-backward parents had learned as a matter of course.

i thought, wow, we've trained a whole new generation, none of them white kids, all just learning english, on the nonsense. this was an elementary school in woodside, queens, nyc full mostly of indian, chinese, filipino kids. the litle girl is one of only four black kids in the school.