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Steven Harkins at 14:48, 21 February 2011

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 According to a report in the ''New York Times'', when Charles Murray was a teenager in 1960 he burned a cross with his friends. The report states:
-:'In the fall of 1960, during their senior year, they nailed some scrap wood into a cross, adorned it with fireworks and set it ablaze on a hill beside the police station.'
+:In the fall of 1960, during their senior year, they nailed some scrap wood into a cross, adorned it with fireworks and set it ablaze on a hill beside the police station.
-journalist [[Jason DeParle]] describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:
+Journalist [[Jason DeParle]] describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:
-:'A long pause follows when Murray is reminded of the event. "Incredibly, incredibly dumb," he says. "But it never crossed our minds that this had any larger significance. And I look back on that and say, 'How on earth could we be so oblivious?' I guess it says something about that day and age that it didn't cross our minds."'<ref>Jason DeParle, [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/09/magazine/daring-research-or-social-science-pornography-charles-murray.html?pagewanted=print&src=pm Daring Research or 'Social Science Pornography'?: Charles Murray], ''The New York Times'', 09-October-1994, Accessed 21-September-2013</ref>
+:A long pause follows when Murray is reminded of the event. 'Incredibly, incredibly dumb,' he says. 'But it never crossed our minds that this had any larger significance. And I look back on that and say, "How on earth could we be so oblivious?" I guess it says something about that day and age that it didn't cross our minds.'<ref>Jason DeParle, [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/09/magazine/daring-research-or-social-science-pornography-charles-murray.html?pagewanted=print&src=pm Daring Research or 'Social Science Pornography'?: Charles Murray], ''The New York Times'', 09-October-1994, Accessed 21-September-2013</ref>
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 ==1960 Cross Burning==
-According to a report in the ''New York Times'', when Charles Murray was a teenager he burned a cross with his friends in 1960, the report describes how:
+According to a report in the ''New York Times'', when Charles Murray was a teenager in 1960 he burned a cross with his friends. The report states:
 :'In the fall of 1960, during their senior year, they nailed some scrap wood into a cross, adorned it with fireworks and set it ablaze on a hill beside the police station.'
-Jason DeParle describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:
+journalist [[Jason DeParle]] describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:
 :'A long pause follows when Murray is reminded of the event. "Incredibly, incredibly dumb," he says. "But it never crossed our minds that this had any larger significance. And I look back on that and say, 'How on earth could we be so oblivious?' I guess it says something about that day and age that it didn't cross our minds."'<ref>Jason DeParle, [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/09/magazine/daring-research-or-social-science-pornography-charles-murray.html?pagewanted=print&src=pm Daring Research or 'Social Science Pornography'?: Charles Murray], ''The New York Times'', 09-October-1994, Accessed 21-September-2013</ref>

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	Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>		Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>
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		+	==1960 Cross Burning==
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		+	According to a report in the ''New York Times'', when Charles Murray was a teenager he burned a cross with his friends in 1960, the report describes how:
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		+	:'In the fall of 1960, during their senior year, they nailed some scrap wood into a cross, adorned it with fireworks and set it ablaze on a hill beside the police station.'
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		+	Jason DeParle describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:
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		+	:'A long pause follows when Murray is reminded of the event. "Incredibly, incredibly dumb," he says. "But it never crossed our minds that this had any larger significance. And I look back on that and say, 'How on earth could we be so oblivious?' I guess it says something about that day and age that it didn't cross our minds."'<ref>Jason DeParle, [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/09/magazine/daring-research-or-social-science-pornography-charles-murray.html?pagewanted=print&src=pm Daring Research or 'Social Science Pornography'?: Charles Murray], ''The New York Times'', 09-October-1994, Accessed 21-September-2013</ref>

	==Career History==		==Career History==

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	Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>		Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>
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−	~~According to a report in the ''New York Times'', when Charles Murray was a teenager he burned a cross with his friends in 1960, the report describes how:~~
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−	~~Jason DeParle describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:~~
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−	:'A long pause follows when Murray is reminded of the event. "Incredibly, incredibly dumb," he says. "But it never crossed our minds that this had any larger significance. And I look back on that and say, 'How on earth could we be so oblivious?' I guess it says something about that day and age that it didn't cross our minds."'<ref>Jason DeParle, [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/09/magazine/daring-research-or-social-science-pornography-charles-murray.html?pagewanted=print&src=pm Daring Research or 'Social Science Pornography'?: Charles Murray], ''The New York Times'', 09-October-1994, Accessed 21-September-2013</ref>

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 ==1960 Cross Burning==
-According to a report in the ''New York Times'' Charles Murray burned a cross with his friends in 1960, the report describes how:
+According to a report in the ''New York Times'', when Charles Murray was a teenager he burned a cross with his friends in 1960, the report describes how:
 :'In the fall of 1960, during their senior year, they nailed some scrap wood into a cross, adorned it with fireworks and set it ablaze on a hill beside the police station.'

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	Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>		Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>
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		+	==1960 Cross Burning==
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		+	According to a report in the ''New York Times'' Charles Murray burned a cross with his friends in 1960, the report describes how:
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		+	:'In the fall of 1960, during their senior year, they nailed some scrap wood into a cross, adorned it with fireworks and set it ablaze on a hill beside the police station.'
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		+	Jason DeParle describes Murray's reaction to being reminded of the incident:
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		+	:'A long pause follows when Murray is reminded of the event. "Incredibly, incredibly dumb," he says. "But it never crossed our minds that this had any larger significance. And I look back on that and say, 'How on earth could we be so oblivious?' I guess it says something about that day and age that it didn't cross our minds."'<ref>Jason DeParle, [http://www.nytimes.com/1994/10/09/magazine/daring-research-or-social-science-pornography-charles-murray.html?pagewanted=print&src=pm Daring Research or 'Social Science Pornography'?: Charles Murray], ''The New York Times'', 09-October-1994, Accessed 21-September-2013</ref>.
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	Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>		Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>
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−	Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.	+	Charles Murray is the Brady Scholar in Culture and Freedom at the [[American Enterprise Institute]].<ref>Charles Murray, [http://www.aei.org/docLib/Murray%20AEI%20CV%20Feb%2017%202009.pdf Resume], ''American Enterprise Institute'', Accessed 21-February-2011</ref> Murray's work was cited by [[Iain Duncan Smith]] when he explained the agenda of the [[Centre for Social Justice]] think tank.<ref>Iain Duncan Smith, [http://www.iainduncansmith.org/article.aspx?id=23&ref=49 We're heading for social apartheid in Britain if we don't change course], ''IainDuncanSmith.org'', Accessed 21-February-2010</ref>
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