Kudos again to Robert Parham for correcting the errors in the Wall Street Journal's reporting on the Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant.
The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal have both produced recent examples of why millions of Americans are abandoning newspapers and getting their news from the internet. People who are accustomed to sorting truth from error as it is being posted on the internet have little tolerance for journalism that mimics the worst distortions and inaccuracies of uninformed bloggers and ideologue trolls. (I cancelled my "Kindle" subscription to the Wall Street Journal today)
Anyone interested enough to learn what really happened at the Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant can watch the videos posted at the New Baptist Covenant website. Those who prefer that the media filter their news, slant it, and reframe it to fit their ideological preconceptions can view the commentary at the Washington Post or read the pseudo-analysis from the wine and cheese "deputy taste editor" at the Wall Street Journal.
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