The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT8) LOS ANGELES -- Feb. 7, 2007 -- BIGOTRY-REHAB-1 -- Timothy Zaal, a former white supremacist now working for the Simon Wiesenthal Center, talks about his experiences at the center's office in Los Angeles, Jan. 28, 2007. It has become a Hollywood cliche: Utter bigoted language in anger. Issue a carefully crafted apology. Announce "I need help." Meet with civil rights leaders for support. Set out on the path to salvation. But can prejudice or bigotry be kicked, like drugs or smoking? (Axel Koester/The New York Times)
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