The immorality? The mere fact that he, a Black man, had married white women.
After his 1913 conviction, he fled the U.S. for France to stay out of prison.
But that was the; this is now. Violations of the letter of the law don't mean the same thing when it comes to rich, powerful white men (unless they were prosecuted by Spitzer, that is)
In addition to being the most powerful political figure in the state, Spitzer wears (until his resignation) the title of super-delegate, and he has already pledged to vote for Hillary Clinton.
What does one of the nations' foremost feminists have to say about her homie, and his exploitation of women in the sex trades?
Hypocrisy, it seems, doesn't end in the Governor's Mansion.
--(c) '08 maj
{Source: Appiah, Kwame Anthony and Henry Louis Gates, eds., Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African-American Experience (Concise Desk Reference) Phila., PA: Running Press, 2003), pp.481-83}
After his 1913 conviction, he fled the U.S. for France to stay out of prison.
But that was the; this is now. Violations of the letter of the law don't mean the same thing when it comes to rich, powerful white men (unless they were prosecuted by Spitzer, that is)
In addition to being the most powerful political figure in the state, Spitzer wears (until his resignation) the title of super-delegate, and he has already pledged to vote for Hillary Clinton.
Hypocrisy, it seems, doesn't end in the Governor's Mansion.
--(c) '08 maj
{Source: Appiah, Kwame Anthony and Henry Louis Gates, eds., Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African-American Experience (Concise Desk Reference) Phila., PA: Running Press, 2003), pp.481-83}
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