Not so fast. Saturday’s Hands Off March definitely had an impact, thousands participated. But, will it result in any change? Let’s look at numbers, history
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I Spy: Martin Luther King, Mohammed Ali and the FBI
The Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King was assassinated 57 years ago, April 4, 1968. Mohammed Ali died 9 years ago, June 3, 2016. I am
Martin Luther King Day: An Example of African-American History from Dehumanization to Devaluation
You know some version of this experience. It happens often with a group of friends or family. A song plays and the group tries to
The Analogous Reverse: Tales of the City and Martin Luther King Day
It’s reverse bullying. That was my ridiculous and embarrassed reaction to a horrible situation. Early one morning, around 6:30 am, it was still dark when
The Diluted Truth: Racial Gerrymandering, Martin Luther King Day and Colored People
The phrase, “I don’t see color,” is problematic. For some reason people feel good, even proud when they say it. They look to me for
Happy New Year: Life is Short; a Reflection of MLK
“Life is too short,” is an over used, misguided cliché of fill in the blank babble. At least from an analytical view. The average lifespan
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 