From Many One
You don’t have to be an astute observer of America today to conclude we are a divided people in the extreme. The cord of shared traditional American values that have fostered respect across party and ideological lines is hanging on…
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If black lives mattered to you rather then left wing politics and/or a lack of knowledge of who is killing blacks in obscene numbers, you would direct your energies away from exploiting the crimes committed by a few rogue cops…
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Working the night shift at Royal Quality Foods was not an easy or pleasant task. Two functions were performed simultaneously. The plant, about 25,000 square feet, had to be sanitized and ten thousand pounds of cooked meat had to be…
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I was fourteen in 1965 when I witnessed my first riot. My dad owned a business located on Washington Boulevard not far from Watts. The riot was sparked by the arrest of a Black drunk driver. The National Guard had…
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Michael Brown, eighteen-years-old, six foot four, three hundred pounds, enters a convenience store with Dorian Johnson. Michael picks up a pack of cigarillos and proceeds to leave without paying. At the door the store manager confronts Michael. Does Michael drop…
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