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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No way Monifa can afford a W school. At the same time, there's no way she'd send her kid to an East County school. My money's on her buying a house in the QO/RM cluster. Thoughts?[/quote]

When I see a post that refers to Dr. McKnight as Monifa it's a big tipoff that this is by some wacko right-wing racist.[/quote]

Why?  Is it because she is black?  I often hear people call our county executive Marc.  Is that a right wing thing too?  Please explain.[/quote]

Well, before your post I hadn't seen one calling Elrich Marc but it's clear that these posts are trying to disrespect McKnight.[/quote]

I actually think it is fine to call an elected official by their first name.  I don't see it as a sign of disrespect and have never heard this complaint until now.[/quote]

Seems more like veiled racism in this case. People never refer to Starr for example by his first name. They only use it to disrespect an AA woman. [/quote]

It's not veiled racism when it's overt. They are clearly trying to demean Dr. McKnight. [/quote]

I agree it is overt racism using her unique first name.

If people took 30 seconds to analyze their own behavior they would realize they’re out of line.

Trump. Erlich. DeSantis. Hogan. Biden. Pelosi. People dislike all of these leaders but rarely do people call them by their first name only.
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