More fun than a lifafa of macacas (updated)
Wonkette whips up a retro-themed Mysterious Macaca poster. Here’s the etymology of the monkey insult which among white supremacists, Latinos and Europeans approximates ‘dirty Arab.’ Background on the macaca hungama here, a slur directed to an Indian-American campaign volunteer for a political opponent. The senator’s non-apology here.
This simian slur is common enough in France, but not in America. A thought experiment: could a sitting senator get away with calling a black man a monkey? And what’s the difference?
Breed, li’l ones, breed 
You can donate $20.01 to Jim Webb, the Sen. George Allen’s opponent. The 1¢ is to mark the contribution as being from the blogosphere.
The Daily Show tackles Sen. Allen (thanks, Manoj):
The slur, in case you haven’t seen it:
on Wednesday, August 16th, 2006, 7:18 pm in Issues, Macacagate, Politics › 
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There is no getting this indian monkey off the back ;)
i mean, in this guy’s defense, it sounds like he calls him “Tamaka” the second time, no?
Sounded like Macaca to me.
once a macaca..always a macaca
I’ve come across a new “gaali” - “teri macaca” instead of “teri maa ki”
Manish, shouldn’t at least one of your posts be labeled the macaca fracacas (fracas)? Seriously, what caca, Senator Allen.