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That's not accurate
Instead of appointing herself as the voice of colored people in Connecticut and gone ahead posting a Lieberman in black face, she could have gotten black and latino leaders from Connecticut andagainst Lieberman on her blog and given them a platform to speak for themselves.
Robustly making a point about an issue is not attacking. I wrote that to Peter Daou and the DailyKos crowd there were no black bloggers in Harlem or NYC and that for all of us, that's a problem.