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Casey Lartigue, Jr.
Saturday, September 8, 2 - 4 pm FREE
Bethesda Library, 7400 Arlington Rd., Bethesda, MD (near Metro)

Memorandum 46 -- allegedly revealing a sinister government plot to
undermine black leadership in the U.S. and to sow discord with
Africans abroad -- recently gained renewed prominence on black talk
radio. Casey Lartigue will discuss the history of and question the
veracity of the anti-black version of Memorandum 46, and examine why
black activists, politicians, and talk show hosts have been so eager
to believe that the Carter administration concocted such a plot.
Lartigue will also examine other race-based urban legends.

Casey Lartigue, Jr. is a former policy analyst with Cato's Center for
Educational Freedom. His research expertise includes school choice,
teacher quality and minority education. His writings have been
published in USA Today, Ed. magazine published at the Harvard Graduate
School of Education, Education Week, the New York Post, the Washington
Times, Asian Week and the Washington Post. Before joining the Center,
he worked as a staff writer at Cato. He has spoken at the National
Press Club, Harvard Law School, the Harvard Graduate School of
Education, been a guest on the Rush Limbaugh Show, and testified
before Congress on school choice in the nation's capital. Prior to
joining Cato, Lartigue taught English and worked as a language
examiner in Taiwan and South Korea. Lartigue received a bachelor's
degree from the Harvard University Extension School and a master's
degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Until recently
he hosted the Casey Lartigue talk show on XM Radio.

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