Doug is correct here.
I took considerable exception to those who argued that _any and all_ opposition to China's entry into the WTO constituted a return to the anti-Asian labor movement racism of the turn of the century. I believe that such a contention is a cheap rhetorical sleight of hand that was used to avoid substantive argumentation on the issue. But when one makes the objection I did, it is necessary to draw a clear line of demarcation [oh my god, I sound positively Proyectish with that phrase] between those who did appeal to racism, such as Hoffa/Buchanan, and those who had a principled opposition to Chinese entry into the WTO, an opposition that had as one of its primary concerns the effect such a development will have on Chinese workers.
Leo Casey