Rush Limbaugh Show Mocks Urban Blacks  By Conor Friedersdorf  In
an ugly segment, staffer "Bo Snerdley" offers to translate his
English monologue for the "brothers and sisters in the hood"
See web-only content:  For a long time, I argued that Rush
Limbaugh's program wasn't racist -- that its host uses race-
baiting, plays on the racial insecurities of his audience, and
deliberately stokes racial controversy, but that as abhorrent as
his behavior is, the best way to understand it is as cynical
provocation. His mean-spirited mockery of Chinese speech did
strike me as an indefensible outburst, but it seemed like the
exception that proved the rule. It is, however, no longer an
exception.  During a recent broadcast, an employee of the talk
radio host introduced himself as follows: "This is Bo Snerdley,
the official EIB Obama Criticizer, certified black enough to
criticize, 100 percent American slave blood and a legitimate
birth certificate on file in New York state. I have a
statement."  That isn't the racist part