prophetic vision and courage to speak to power as he did, and to challenge us to imagine a better world and have the courage to take up that fight. good to hold close as the kleptocracy holds its Open House.
Regarding the One True Quote: even if King had not explicitly advocated affirmative action, it's absurd to read that quote as implicitly condemning it. If an advocate for the disabled said "Let us not be judged by the strength of our limbs, but by the strength of our character," would it follow the they were opposed to wheelchairs?
prophetic vision and courage to speak to power as he did, and to challenge us to imagine a better world and have the courage to take up that fight. good to hold close as the kleptocracy holds its Open House.
Regarding the One True Quote: even if King had not explicitly advocated affirmative action, it's absurd to read that quote as implicitly condemning it. If an advocate for the disabled said "Let us not be judged by the strength of our limbs, but by the strength of our character," would it follow the they were opposed to wheelchairs?