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To: Sergio H who wrote (14166)	12/30/2005 9:06:22 AM
From: ACAN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23958

Uplifting thought to end the year. ----------------------------------------------------- A couple of months ago, the US Supreme Court ruled that the state of Missouri cannot discriminate against the Ku Klux Klan when it comes to groups that want to participate in the adopt-a-highway program. While seeing the name of the Klan on a highway sign is aesthetically disgusting, many felt that this decision was a victory for free speech and equal protection under the law. Well, the Department of Transportation in Missouri has gotten its legal revenge, and it is a sweet revenge. True, they can't remove the KKK's adopt-a-highway sign, but no one disputes the state's right to name the highway itself. They christened it the "Rosa Parks Freeway."