Anchor: After an admiring review of Grizzard's wit, the author turns on the writer for peddling a nostalgic vision of a homogeneous pre-integration  Grizzard's idealized South was the world before feminists and affirmative action, when gays stayed in the closet where they belonged, where America pretty much meant the world of small-town white folks like him.
Entailed: Gays used to stay in the closet, where, it was believed, they belonged.
Contradiction: Grizzard never wrote anything.
Contradiction: He did not believe that at all.
Contradiction: Auditors should know the agency's procedures for making a contract world. 
Contradiction: A man is wearing a swimsuit at the beach.
Contradiction: A baby is sleeping with a finger in its mouth.