It's such a simpler narrative if you have heroes and villains and if those heroes and villains are one-dimensional. Notice how Dr. King is canonized as THE civil rights leader, when he was A civil rights leader as well as a labor leader, an anti-Vietnam War movement leader and many other things besides. -JP
On Aug 31, 2013, at 11:06 AM, La Vonda R. Staples wrote:
> I see that those folks are locked into some kind of jacket or titles that either cast them as saints or devils
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