Anchor: But because it is put forward by a fatuous Charleston, S.C., college professor, we hear it for what Horwitz rightly calls  a clever glide around race and slavery, rather like the slick-tongued defense of the Southern 'way of life' made by antebellum orators, South Carolinians in particular.
Entailed: Since the Charleston, S.C. college professor says it, it sounds like a clever defense of Southern practices.
Contradiction: Because it is an Ivy League, New England college professor, it sounds like a damning indictment of race and slavery in the South.
Contradiction: The men are shopping
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Contradiction: I don't understand fly fishing at all.
Contradiction: a hip individual performs a song